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Wishing in the Park has a certain elusive quality that sticks with you. Karen, our protagonist, finds herself in a tangled web of financial woes and relationship drama, and the sense of desperation is palpable throughout. The pacing feels deliberate, almost languid, as it mirrors her internal struggle. This isn't your typical coming-of-age story; it’s darker, with an almost surreal twist introduced by that mysterious man in the park. The practical effects, though subtle, add to the dreamlike atmosphere. Performances are mixed—some moments shine, while others feel a bit stilted. All in all, it’s a curious piece that may not be widely known, but it definitely offers a unique perspective on wishes and consequences.
Wishing in the Park is something of a rarity, not much seen in collectors' circles, which might add to its allure. There doesn’t seem to be a wealth of formats available; it was largely distributed on DVD and hasn't seen a significant re-release. Collectors might find it appealing for its unconventional narrative and the way it captures the complexities of youthful dilemmas, but its obscure nature can make finding it in good condition a challenge.
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