A mystic-infused love story that follows a young couple's journey to India to collect their adopted baby.A mystic-infused love story that follows a young couple's journey to India to collect their adopted baby.A mystic-infused love story that follows a young couple's journey to India to collect their adopted baby.
- Awards
- 4 wins & 11 nominations
Palomi Ghosh
- Urmi
- (as Paulomi Ghosh)
Kamalendu Banerjee
- Airport Official
- (as Kamalendu Danerjee)
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- Writer
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Storyline
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- TriviaThe production shoot ran for about thirty-one days according to B Camera Operator and 2nd Unit Cinematographer Mark Lapwood.
- Quotes
[first lines]
Rashda: [on the phone] Fiona? Fiona...
Fiona Simmons: Rashda?
Rashda: Can you hear me?
Fiona Simmons: Yeah.
Rashda: Do you have a minute?
Fiona Simmons: I have the documents with me.
Rashda: I hope you know what you're doing.
Fiona Simmons: Absolutely. I'm fine taking them with me.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Making of 'The Waiting City' (2009)
Featured review
Australian couple Fiona (Radha Mitchell) and Ben Simmons (Joel Edgerton) arrive in Calcutta to adopt and pick up Indian orphan Lakshmi. Fiona is frustrated by the waiting and the bureaucracy. Ben is a laid back musician who reconnects with Scarlett (Isabel Lucas). The couple fights about their different view points and the adoption. They decide to go find Lakshmi at the orphanage while they immerse themselves in the spirituality of India.
The couple starts out as being unappealing and they never recover from that. She's a Type A, entitled westerner. He's uncaring and almost cold to her. The movie confronts that idea quickly. Ben is so clueless to her anxiety that it really frustrated me. The only thing saving Fiona is that she is obviously going to find enlightenment and salvation in the end. I don't like this couple and I stop caring about them.
The couple starts out as being unappealing and they never recover from that. She's a Type A, entitled westerner. He's uncaring and almost cold to her. The movie confronts that idea quickly. Ben is so clueless to her anxiety that it really frustrated me. The only thing saving Fiona is that she is obviously going to find enlightenment and salvation in the end. I don't like this couple and I stop caring about them.
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- Aug 12, 2016
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Box office
- Budget
- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $500,641
- Runtime1 hour 40 minutes
- Color
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