A Sweet Sickness

Synopsis

A Sweet Sickness is a 1968 drama film directed by Jon Lawrence and starring Vincene Wallace. The movie follows the complex and intense journey of a young woman named Ellie who finds herself entangled in a web of emotional turmoil and forbidden love. As Ellie navigates through the challenges of her tumultuous relationships, she must confront her inner demons and make difficult choices that test the boundaries of her heart. Set against the backdrop of the swinging 60s, A Sweet Sickness explores themes of passion, desire, and self-discovery in a time of societal upheaval and change.

Cast

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  Vincene Wallace

  Dee (as Vincene Craddock)

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  Vicki Carbe

  Connie

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  Victor Izay

  Drunk / Producer (as Victor Sandor)

• Dick Osmun

  Landlord

• Poochie Norton

  Club M.C.

• Sharon Wells

  Orgy Girl

Reviews

Despite its relatively low IMDb rating of 4.7/10, A Sweet Sickness has some redeeming qualities that are worth noting. The film has been praised for its evocative cinematography, capturing the spirit of the 1960s with vibrant visuals and stylish design. The performances, particularly by Vincene Wallace in the lead role, have been commended for their emotional depth and authenticity. While the pacing may be slow for some viewers, the film's narrative offers a compelling exploration of complex relationships and personal growth. Overall, A Sweet Sickness may not be a mainstream hit, but it has garnered appreciation from those who appreciate thought-provoking cinema. 'A Sweet Sickness is a visual treat with a powerful emotional core that lingers with you long after the credits roll.' - Cinemania Magazine

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