Tart (2001)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 94 minuten
Alternative title: The Bitch
Country:
United States / Canada
Directed by: Christina Wayne
Stars: Dominique Swain, Brad Renfro and Bijou Phillips
IMDb score:
4,7 (3.767)
Releasedate: 23 April 2001
Tart plot
"Sex, Drugs and Study Hall."
She's beautiful, sexy and only 14 years old, but Cat Storm won't be innocent for much longer! Cat lives in the poshest neighborhood in New York, where everyone has doormen and servants. In this decadent world of limos and personal trainers, you just have to fit in. Cat is overjoyed when she finally joins the popular clique at school. But soon things go wrong. The spoiled, arrogant kids indulge in drug and sex excesses uninhibitedly and Cat enthusiastically joins in. In no time she goes from being a sweet cat to a kitten that you can't handle without gloves.
Actors and actresses
Cat Storm
William Sellers
Delilah Milford
Grace Bailey
Lily Storm
Pete Storm
Eloise Logan
Kenny
Mike Storm
Peg
Reviews & comments
Film Pegasus (moderator films)
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- 31144 messages
- 5447 votes
Quite an 'empty' film. You're constantly waiting for a bit of action, but not much happens. The film is not really bad, but just annoying because nothing actually happens... 1.5*
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
Tart's marketing looks daring, so interested viewers should know that the whole thing is only about a bunch of down-and-out and spoiled brats. Miraculously, director Christina Wayne aims to gain a certain sympathy from the viewer, but that is quite difficult with these nonsensical characters. Dominique Swain continues to act like a newspaper and the secondary characters are regularly hampered by messy writing. Caricature after caricature is introduced and the problems continue to pile up, but at no point does Swain's character seem to realize that she herself may be the main problem. Some humorous scenes in between to spice things up and Mischa Barton still does an okay job, but as a viewer I can only applaud the fact that this kind of nonsense is increasingly finding its way into the big screens.
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