Constance

Synopsis

Constance is a 1985 drama film directed by Bruce Morrison, starring Donogh Rees in the titular role. The story revolves around Constance, a young woman struggling to find her place in the world amidst personal challenges and societal expectations. As she navigates through love, loss, and self-discovery, Constance must confront her past to embrace a brighter future. Set against the picturesque backdrop of New Zealand, the film beautifully captures the emotional journey of its protagonist, leading to a poignant and heartwarming conclusion that resonates with audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Donogh Rees

  Constance

• Hester Joyce

  Noeline

• Dana Purkis

  Young Constance

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  Martin Vaughan

  Alexander Elsworthy

• Judie Douglass

  Sylvia Elsworthy

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  Graham Harvey

  Errol Barr

Reviews

Constance has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the captivating performance of Donogh Rees and the film's stunning cinematography, others found the pacing to be slow and the narrative predictable. Rotten Tomatoes describes the film as 'a visually striking portrait of a woman's inner struggles,' giving it a fresh rating of 73%. IMDb users have rated Constance 5.7/10, with many reviews highlighting the emotional depth of the story and the authenticity of the characters. Metacritic's score for the film currently stands at 60%, indicating a moderate reception among audiences.