Wildflowers
Eric Roberts appears in this coming-of-age drama about a young lass coming to terms with her parents' radical past. Raised without a mom, Cally (Clea DuVall just happens to stumble across Sabine (Daryl Hannah), a hippy-dippy artist with a passion for gauzy fabrics, driftwood sculptures, and potent psychotropics. Of course, this aging, drug-fried woman is Cally's mom, and soon Calley is obsessed with her, even to the point of having sex with her lover (Eric Roberts).
Director: Melissa Painter
Starring: Daryl Hannah, Clea DuVall, Eric Roberts, Tomas Arana
Could have used more dramatic energy, maybe at the expense of some of that gorgeous scenery.
A dreamy, impressionistic inquiry into the legacy of the 1960's, but it's less concerned with history than with mood.
Androgynous Clea DuVall's performance shines through a foggily told, vaguely acted coming-of-age tale.
Meandering melodrama.
Wildflowers is the only brand of requiem the '60s get anymore -- worshipful and ass-backward.
Narrative Feature
SXSW Film Festival (2000)
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