SummaryThe story of a young Welsh woman's (Griffiths) struggle to proclaim her independence from her manipulative father (Pryce) and venture out on her own.
Directed By:Sara Sugarman
Written By:Sara Sugarman
Very Annie Mary
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Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
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As a whole it's vibrant, witty and richly detailed.
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A half-klutzy, half-engaging eccentric comedy.
50
The cast is uniformly excellent -- Pryce in simultaneously utterly horrible and a real hoot as the wildly egomaniacal paterfamilias -- but the film itself is merely mildly charming.
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As it lurches between mush and farce, Very Annie Mary churns up a few genuinely funny bits.
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Strong contender for the weirdest movie released this year.
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Leaks treacle from every pore.
10
Annoyingly fourth-hand -- scraped from the shoes of "The Full Monty," mixed with Michael Caine's "Little Voice" hair-smarm and salted with "Billy Elliot's" dandruff.
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Production Company:
- Arts Council of England
- Arts Council of Wales
- Canal+
- Dragon Pictures
- FilmFour
Release Date:Mar 22, 2002
Duration:1 h 44 m
Tagline:about to be very big in a very small town
Awards
US Comedy Arts Festival
• 2 Wins & 2 Nominations
Sundance Film Festival
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination




























