The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (1976)
Genre: Mystery / Thriller
Duration: 100 minuten
Alternative title: Het Kleine Meisje aan het Einde van de Weg
Country:
Canada / France
Directed by: Nicolas Gessner
Stars: Jodie Foster, Martin Sheen and Scott Jacoby
IMDb score:
7,0 (19.641)
Releasedate: 25 December 1976
The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane plot
"Ask her no questions, she'll tell you no lies. Ask her too many and somebody dies."
Young Rynn is determined to do what her father ordered her just before his death. He wanted her to live all alone in their big house, and that she would learn to take care of herself. Rynn is intelligent enough to keep it up, but if Mr. Hallet, a man with pedophile tendencies, from the village discovers she lives alone in the house, it becomes a chore for Rynn to maintain her independence.
Actors and actresses
Rynn Jacobs
Frank Hallet
Mrs. Cora Hallet
Officer Ron Miglioriti
Mario Podesta
Town Hall Clerk
Bank Manager
Bank Clerk
Bank Clerk
Teller
Reviews & comments
Gang_Star
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- 6837 messages
- 3401 votes
Not really impressed with this movie. A bit of a strange mix of different genres as far as I'm concerned because drama could easily have been labeled here as well. I expected a film that would be more about tension and atmosphere and I found the mystery (I hardly thought it was a mystery) disappointing. The role of the then very young Jodie Foster is good and she clearly showed that she was already a great acting talent. Martin Sheen also gives a good performance as the pervert.
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mrklm
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- 11374 messages
- 9897 votes
Since the death of her father, Rynn [Jodie Foster] has lived alone in her parental home. Her landlord Mrs Hallet [Alexis Smith] is not happy with the situation and his son Frank [Martin Sheen], a charismatic man who has difficulty keeping his hands off little girls, regularly harasses her. Moreover, Rynn is hiding a big secret that makes her prefer not to have any snoopers around, but that turns out to be impossible.
A bizarre premise, but just wait for the denouement of this intriguing film. Martin Sheen plays his controversial role with verve and Jodie Foster, who never took acting lessons, holds her own as a girl who has to pretend to be more mature than she actually is. Not for all tastes, but certainly for fans of Foster and Sheen.
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