Tempest

Synopsis

In the 1982 film 'Tempest', directed by Paul Mazursky, John Cassavetes stars as Phillip, a newly divorced man who decides to bond with his teenage daughter Miranda, played by Molly Ringwald, by taking her on a journey to a remote Greek island. As Phillip navigates the challenges of single parenthood and tries to mend his strained relationship with Miranda, they encounter a variety of quirky characters and unexpected situations that lead to moments of self-discovery and growth. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Mediterranean, 'Tempest' is a heartwarming tale of family, love, and the power of second chances.

Cast

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  John Cassavetes

  Phillip

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  Gena Rowlands

  Antonia

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  Susan Sarandon

  Aretha Tomalin

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  Vittorio Gassman

  Alonzo

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  Raúl Juliá

  Kalibanos

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  Molly Ringwald

  Miranda

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews, 'Tempest' has been praised for its strong performances by John Cassavetes and Molly Ringwald, as well as the beautiful cinematography capturing the idyllic Greek landscapes. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 55%, with some critics appreciating the film's emotional depth and character development, while others found the story lacking in coherence. IMDb users have rated it 6.4/10, with some users praising the film's heartfelt moments and charming interactions between the characters, while others criticized the pacing and melodramatic elements. Overall, 'Tempest' is a unique blend of drama and comedy that leaves audiences with a mix of emotions and thought-provoking themes.