Sappho
- Director: Robert Crombie
- Writer: Robert Crombie
- Producer: Artur Novikov
CGiii Comment
May Avalon Barrie never work again, may Crombie never write again - for this it truly terrible.
The cinematography, in parts, is rather good...but, the writing is consistently laughable and most of the actors are grindingly nauseating.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
"And? What comes next?" "It's lost. We'll never know." "Perhaps we should decide for ourselves" Sappho is a provocative and passionate love story set in the 1920s. Millionaire's daughter Sappho Lovell arrives on the Greek island of Lesbos for her honeymoon with her artist husband Phil. There she meets Helene, the daughter of a Russian archaeologist, and she falls in love with her. As our three lovers live out a complex girl-boy-girl sexual triangle, Sappho also comes to believe that she is the reincarnation of the ancient poetess Sappho - that Sappho who first put the "lesbian" in Lesbos. However, our modern Sappho does realize how the ancient Sappho's legend ends... Inspired by the poems of Sappho.
Cast & Characters
Avalon Barrie as Sappho;
Todd Soley as Phil;
Lyudmila Shiryaeva as Helene;
Bogdan Stupka as Professor Orlov;
Elissaios Vlachos as Dionisios;
Vassilis Psihoyiopoulos as Barber;
Oksana Osipova as Maria;
Sergey Kosenko as Christos;
Anatoly Semenov as Tattoo-Artist;
Alexander Leontaritis as Voice over