Movie Cosmos - The Healer

Description:

The film follows a man with an unwanted gift for healing who meets a teenager with cancer who helps him to find himself.

Top Cast >

Oliver Jackson-Cohen

As Alec Bailey

Camilla Luddington

As Cecilia

Kaitlyn Bernard

As Abigail

Jonathan Pryce

As Raymond Heacock

Jorge Garcia

As Father Malloy

Adrian G. Griffiths

As Tom Ackhurst

Jeremy Akerman

As Priest

Brian Downey

As Henry

Suresh John

As Amir

Richard Donat

As Larry

Michael Pellerin

As Philip

Pasha Ebrahimi

As Frank

Jennifer Morris

As Leslie

Georgia Rudderham

As Rebecca

David Rossetti

As Pilot

David Christoffel

As Bank Executive

Christian Murray

As Lunenburg Police Officer

Glen Lefchak

As William

Jackie Torrens

As Linda

Gay Hauser

As Louise

Ned the Dog

As Grandfather's Dog

Top Crew >

Paco Arango

Writer, Director, Producer

Lorne Armstrong

Set Decoration

Betty Balmore

Makeup Artist

Peter Burgis

Foley Artist

Chris Burdon

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Korayne Romanchuk

Set Decoration

Linda Flynn

Hairstylist

Robert Grani

Set Decoration

Carolyn J. Conrad

Hairstylist

Glen Gathard

Foley Supervisor

Lilly Blazewicz

Foley Editor

Paul Jones

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Mayte Cabrera

Dialogue Editor

Alfredo Díaz

Sound Effects Editor

John Hencher

Art Direction

Lindsay Thorne

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Markus Moll

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Iñaki Sánchez-Elvira

Dialogue Editor

Javier Aguirresarobe

Director of Photography

Georgina Neville

Associate Producer

Teresa Font

Editor

Enrique Posner

Producer

Sheila Lane

Casting

Linda Rogers-Ambury

Production Manager, Line Producer

Michael Volpe

Producer

Angela Murphy

Production Design

Martha Curry

Costume Design

Nathan Wang

Original Music Composer

Reviews:

CinemaSerf (6/10)

This is actually quite an engaging, optimistic film with the 6" 3', handsome, OJC as an electrician who sets up a business in a small town - only to discover that the residents think he can cure their ailments. As it transpires through his uncle - Jonathan Pryce - there is a scintilla of truth to the yarn and he has to deal with some quite heart-rending emotional struggles as he faces his new reality. One has to be careful not to confuse this innocent fantasy with any misleading, dangerous, medical mysticism; but the script and direction from Paco Arango keep it clear that fictional and fanciful the whole thing is. It's got a bit of a burgeoning romance and some touching moments with a young, terminally ill, girl as well as nice scenery to complement it too, and though hardly strenuous on the little grey cells, it is still worth a watch.

2022-03-28