i just saw Michael Winterbottom's Wonderland today and all i can say is wow. the film follows 3 sisters living in london and the family events that unfold over a 4-day period. nicely shot, edited and beautifully scored by michael nyman; the music actually elevates the film. it was shot documentary style with what looked like 16mm stock which added to the rough-edged look. performances were well done all around, but i still had problems w/ Molly Parker's brit accent since i know she is canadian. one of the characters in the film looked awfully familiar from another film and then i realized that the ex-husband in this film was the stuttering Professor Quirrell from Harry Potter (man, talk about range). if there were any shortcomings in the script i didn't notice any; the characters were all very well developed and i really felt for them. the film explores longing, relationships and awkward family dynamics and how they choose to cope with them. the best thing about this film? Michael Winterbottom demonstrates that compelling films can still be made on modest budgets (esp. in these days of bloated multi-million dollar LOSERS).