The Price of Milk (2000) Official Site *** of **** Rated: PG-13 Origin: New Zealand Length: 87 minutes Writer & Director: Harry Sinclair Cast:   Danielle Cormack: Lucinda   Karl Urban: Rob   Willa O'Neill: Drosophila   Michael Lawrence: Bernie   Rangi Motu: Auntie			Titles & images are property of their respective owners.
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	Synopsis: This is a fairy tale comedy in New Zealand on a dairy farm with a 117 cows.  A young couple decides to get married, but the lady decides to test his love by being destructive.  How does this differ from real life you ask?  Well there are the mysterious [i]Jacksons[/i] who in the myths will make things disappear like socks from the dryer.  The plot takes a few twists to keep it interesting, and it does say a little about love and its nature.  Quick Review: This is a warped fun comedy, but some of the relationship turns may be a bit dark for some.  The relationships between the characters is reasonably well developed before things get strange.  Dedication to one's true love can take on many form's, and some of them are shown here in very weird ways.  The simple rolling pastoral hills around the dairy farm make for a contrasting backdrop for the simple people whose lives are getting much too complicated.  The humor in the beginning will translate to audiences well, but may throw them off when it comes time to understand the statement about love and humans.