Synopsis
About Mitch Cullin
See more books from this AuthorJeliza-Rose is left to fend for herself, and, like children everywhere, she has a prodigious imagination that keeps her continually diverted while her neglectful father lapses into a terminal dreaminess.
| Read Full Review of TidelandPrecocious (and often pretentious) conversations between Jeliza-Rose and her Barbie heads (one is named Classique) serve to illumine the girl's disturbed state of mind and to further the surreal plot.
| Read Full Review of TidelandGilliam's intent is very serious but the film is like two hours of nervous laughter, in which Gilliam and his young actress play games together, in a dull and grotesque reinvention of Alice in Wonderland.
Apr 28 2007 | Read Full Review of Tideland"Tideland" is a disturbing confection, a Gothic fairy tale from "Brazil's" Terry Gilliam based on Mitch Cullin's 2000 novel about the fantasy life of a brainy, lively little Southern girl named Jeliza-Rose.
Oct 20 2006 | Read Full Review of TidelandAn aggregated and normalized score based on 9 user ratings from iDreamBooks & iTunes