Much of this film was made at the Moulin d'Andé, a watermill on a loop of the Seine River not far from Vernon, in upper Normandy, France. Today this Watermill is a cultural centre with classical music concerts from all over the world as well as other cultural manifestations. The spot being pretty idyllic, this brings some relief from an otherwise flat and relatively uninteresting story. Only the true fans of Katherine Mansfield will derive some pleasure from viewing this film ; for those people who have never heard of her, the film will have little significance and they will have to make to with a series of beautiful sets. As far as I know, the film can only be purchased from video companies in New Zealand.
Review of Leave All Fair
