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The scenes are dreamy...especially the wedding scene. SO BEAUTIFUL!

David Lynch as a Love Interest cannot be missed! Really superb!!!

I WISH I WISH I WISH This would come out on DVD...PLEEEEAAAASE..!

A Classic Tale of a "Lost" child looking for love
This is the type of movie that you have to sit down and really watch. It is the story of a lonely girl whose parent's were killed in a car accident which forced her to live with her overbearing, obsessive-compulsive and often verbally abusive grandmother, and of the child's relationship with her nanny. This is one of my daughter and my all-time favorite movies. You can truly feel the pain of the child, her loneliness and her fear. It is nothing like "Mommie Dearest"...it is a very intimate and small cast of characters. I don't want to say too much and "give away" the movie but it is not your typical Hollywood drama and there are no predictible events. Definately a 5 star movie!!!!

Ah, I Found it ! I've searched for this movie in stores....
I have been looking for this movie, since I saw it on Cable a few years ago. Where I live, I cannot locate the film (even in rental stores). Normally, I am not a big David Lynch fan--because, most of his films are dark, depressing, sick and leave you feeling emotionally drained or like your morals have been run through a cheese grater. However, with that preface, I would like to say that "Zelly and Me" is a wonderful movie! I was worried that it had been taken out of print, because it is so obscure. This is one of those rare films that really impact you in a way you can barely describe.... It is very difficult to explain to someone why they should acquire this film--it is a typical Lynch flick, because it is somewhat depressing and slow...but, it is Brighter and (dare I say?) almost cheerful in small doses! "Zelly and Me" does not really feel like a Lynch film, until the end is approaching (when you are too hooked to escape). It has been years, since I saw this great movie, and I still would very-much like to track Lynch down and tell him he cannot end the movie the way he did . You just sit there and stare at the TV, mumbling, "He can't do that.... This isn't right." You will find the movie disturbing (it's Lynch), but not in the usual way. "Zelly and Me" is what I would call "Profoundly Disturbing." The film makes you think....