Product Description

So begins the story of a strange and beautiful place, a door between two worlds. The story of a remote swamp in the backwoods of Central Florida, a young white boy returned home from the sea, a wise old black man who was as"close to his blood family as he was going to get," and a strange woman who appears out of the swamp and changes both of their lives forever.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #205973 in DVD
• Published on: 2007
• Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
• Original language: English
• Running time: 75 minutes

Features

• Dynamic, breathtaking
• A Unique Florida mystery
• Pure Florida
• Stunningly beautiful

Customer Reviews

Enchanted indeed...
As I just finished an Amazon review for Carter Lord's recent 'Lithium Springs', I feel it's incumbent upon me to critique the 'original' Lord offering, 'The Enchanted'. It is a film which showed up, out of the blue, on CBS's 'Movie of the Week' back in 1986... I've been trying to track it down ever since, sporadically (in recent years) hitting the various search engines to no avail. But now it has arrived on DVD, and those of us who saw it in the dim distant past and were thoroughly Enchanted in the first place, and who have waited with bated breath for it to resurface, are finally reaping our reward. Like 'Lithium Springs', 'The Enchanted' involves the wilds of Florida, specifically a locale called 'Hole in the Wall', a dividing line between what passes for 'normal' life, and that of a world apart peopled by sweet-tempered shape-shifters. These careful creatures mix uneasily with their neighbors as their blended lives evolve, while a few, less gentle outside events create satisfying dramatic tension. 'The Enchanted' is a mesmerizing film ~ visually stunning (shot in 35mm)throughout, with a perfectly melded musical score. It is not an obvious movie; the viewer must focus and collect the clues as life in 'Hole in the Wall' unfolds in all its richness. 'The Enchanted' is a fair allegory in the guise of a fantasy. See it.

Beautiful Film
The Enchanted is surreal and hauntingly beautiful. Reminiscent of the old Deep South, it some of the most stunning cinematography I have seen, with a curious and unexpected twist in the story line. I highly recommend it.