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The Wicker Tree

This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (February 2015)
Beth is a successful pop singer and a devout evangelical Christian from Texas, United States. She was formerly a worldly pop singer, but later became focused on Christian pop music after becoming born-again. She and her fiance Steve both wear purity rings, and belong to a group known as the "Cowboys for Christ", who travel to "heathen areas" of the world to preach Christianity. The Reverend Moriarty (James Mapes) sends them off to travel to Glasgow, Scotland, hoping to save some souls once there. However, they are shocked when they receive a very negative reception, Beth even being set upon by a large dog.
After performing a concert at a local cathedral, the duo are approached by Sir Lachlan Morrison and his wife Delia, the laird of the small village of Tressock in the Scottish Lowlands. They invite Beth and Steve to come back with them to preach, but intend them for a more central part in Tressock's May Day celebration.
The villagers of Tressock have become infertile due to construction of nuclear power plant ran by Sir Lachlan. While riding a horse, Steve encounters Lolly, a female villager, bathing naked in a spring. They have sex on the banks of the spring. Steve begins to regret his actions, and wants to return home. During a flashback Sir Lachlan remembers a mentor from his youth (Christopher Lee).
Meanwhile, detective Orlando is sent to Tressock, posing as the local police officer, in order to secretly investigate reports of a Pagan cult. Orlando discovers that the people of the village worship the ancient Celt goddess Sulis from Lolly after having sex with her on multiple occasions.
Beth and Steve decide to begin their preaching at the May Day celebrations in the village. In an attempt to impress the locals, they agree to become the local Queen of the May and the Laddie for the festival, not realising the consequences of their decision and not knowing what awaits them.
Steve is chased by some of the villagers on horseback as part of a ritual. The chase ends at a dilapidated castle. Steve is torn apart by the villagers. Back in the house of Sir Lachlan, Beame the Morrison's butler, attempts to sedate Beth in order to prepare her for her role as the May Queen. He attempted to do so the night before, but the milk with sedative in it killed the Morrison's cat named Magog. Beame is attacked by Beth. She flees, but is captured in town. After discovering Steve's death, Beth confronts Sir Lachlan at the wicker tree. Beth pushes Lachlan into the structure and sets it on fire killing Lachlan in the process.
Beth then tries to escape from Tressock with the help of one of the few children left in the village. She is captured and is later killed. Her body is preserved and is put on display in a room with the previous May Queens. Lolly gives birth to Steve's child and brings a new generation to Tressock for the first time in years. Delia prays to setting sun for the gods to find more men to bring to Tressock to sire more children.

Question: What made the villagers of Tressock infertile?
Answer: Nuclear power plan; Nuclear power plan
The Wicker Tree

This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (February 2015)
Beth is a successful pop singer and a devout evangelical Christian from Texas, United States. She was formerly a worldly pop singer, but later became focused on Christian pop music after becoming born-again. She and her fiance Steve both wear purity rings, and belong to a group known as the "Cowboys for Christ", who travel to "heathen areas" of the world to preach Christianity. The Reverend Moriarty (James Mapes) sends them off to travel to Glasgow, Scotland, hoping to save some souls once there. However, they are shocked when they receive a very negative reception, Beth even being set upon by a large dog.
After performing a concert at a local cathedral, the duo are approached by Sir Lachlan Morrison and his wife Delia, the laird of the small village of Tressock in the Scottish Lowlands. They invite Beth and Steve to come back with them to preach, but intend them for a more central part in Tressock's May Day celebration.
The villagers of Tressock have become infertile due to construction of nuclear power plant ran by Sir Lachlan. While riding a horse, Steve encounters Lolly, a female villager, bathing naked in a spring. They have sex on the banks of the spring. Steve begins to regret his actions, and wants to return home. During a flashback Sir Lachlan remembers a mentor from his youth (Christopher Lee).
Meanwhile, detective Orlando is sent to Tressock, posing as the local police officer, in order to secretly investigate reports of a Pagan cult. Orlando discovers that the people of the village worship the ancient Celt goddess Sulis from Lolly after having sex with her on multiple occasions.
Beth and Steve decide to begin their preaching at the May Day celebrations in the village. In an attempt to impress the locals, they agree to become the local Queen of the May and the Laddie for the festival, not realising the consequences of their decision and not knowing what awaits them.
Steve is chased by some of the villagers on horseback as part of a ritual. The chase ends at a dilapidated castle. Steve is torn apart by the villagers. Back in the house of Sir Lachlan, Beame the Morrison's butler, attempts to sedate Beth in order to prepare her for her role as the May Queen. He attempted to do so the night before, but the milk with sedative in it killed the Morrison's cat named Magog. Beame is attacked by Beth. She flees, but is captured in town. After discovering Steve's death, Beth confronts Sir Lachlan at the wicker tree. Beth pushes Lachlan into the structure and sets it on fire killing Lachlan in the process.
Beth then tries to escape from Tressock with the help of one of the few children left in the village. She is captured and is later killed. Her body is preserved and is put on display in a room with the previous May Queens. Lolly gives birth to Steve's child and brings a new generation to Tressock for the first time in years. Delia prays to setting sun for the gods to find more men to bring to Tressock to sire more children.

Question: Where does the chase end?
Answer: a dilapidated castle
The Wicker Tree

This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (February 2015)
Beth is a successful pop singer and a devout evangelical Christian from Texas, United States. She was formerly a worldly pop singer, but later became focused on Christian pop music after becoming born-again. She and her fiance Steve both wear purity rings, and belong to a group known as the "Cowboys for Christ", who travel to "heathen areas" of the world to preach Christianity. The Reverend Moriarty (James Mapes) sends them off to travel to Glasgow, Scotland, hoping to save some souls once there. However, they are shocked when they receive a very negative reception, Beth even being set upon by a large dog.
After performing a concert at a local cathedral, the duo are approached by Sir Lachlan Morrison and his wife Delia, the laird of the small village of Tressock in the Scottish Lowlands. They invite Beth and Steve to come back with them to preach, but intend them for a more central part in Tressock's May Day celebration.
The villagers of Tressock have become infertile due to construction of nuclear power plant ran by Sir Lachlan. While riding a horse, Steve encounters Lolly, a female villager, bathing naked in a spring. They have sex on the banks of the spring. Steve begins to regret his actions, and wants to return home. During a flashback Sir Lachlan remembers a mentor from his youth (Christopher Lee).
Meanwhile, detective Orlando is sent to Tressock, posing as the local police officer, in order to secretly investigate reports of a Pagan cult. Orlando discovers that the people of the village worship the ancient Celt goddess Sulis from Lolly after having sex with her on multiple occasions.
Beth and Steve decide to begin their preaching at the May Day celebrations in the village. In an attempt to impress the locals, they agree to become the local Queen of the May and the Laddie for the festival, not realising the consequences of their decision and not knowing what awaits them.
Steve is chased by some of the villagers on horseback as part of a ritual. The chase ends at a dilapidated castle. Steve is torn apart by the villagers. Back in the house of Sir Lachlan, Beame the Morrison's butler, attempts to sedate Beth in order to prepare her for her role as the May Queen. He attempted to do so the night before, but the milk with sedative in it killed the Morrison's cat named Magog. Beame is attacked by Beth. She flees, but is captured in town. After discovering Steve's death, Beth confronts Sir Lachlan at the wicker tree. Beth pushes Lachlan into the structure and sets it on fire killing Lachlan in the process.
Beth then tries to escape from Tressock with the help of one of the few children left in the village. She is captured and is later killed. Her body is preserved and is put on display in a room with the previous May Queens. Lolly gives birth to Steve's child and brings a new generation to Tressock for the first time in years. Delia prays to setting sun for the gods to find more men to bring to Tressock to sire more children.

Question: From where does Beth escape?
Answer: From Tressock.; From Tressock.
A Perfect Ending

The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.
Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica, Rebecca's only daughter who has a different father, does not get stock shares of the family business. It is implied that Mason had previously attempted to sexually assault Jessica.
Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties' that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Her friend suggests that she tries a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin (Morgan Fairchild).
It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets, Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.
Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated for her services, seems to be in agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.
At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.
Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition. In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."

Question: How was Paris' husband killed?
Answer: Hit by a car
A Perfect Ending

The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.
Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica, Rebecca's only daughter who has a different father, does not get stock shares of the family business. It is implied that Mason had previously attempted to sexually assault Jessica.
Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties' that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Her friend suggests that she tries a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin (Morgan Fairchild).
It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets, Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.
Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated for her services, seems to be in agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.
At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.
Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition. In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."

Question: Who helps Paris let go of her past and heal?
Answer: Rebecca
A Perfect Ending

The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.
Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica, Rebecca's only daughter who has a different father, does not get stock shares of the family business. It is implied that Mason had previously attempted to sexually assault Jessica.
Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties' that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Her friend suggests that she tries a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin (Morgan Fairchild).
It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets, Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.
Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated for her services, seems to be in agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.
At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.
Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition. In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."

Question: John Heard plays whose husband?
Answer: Rebecca
A Perfect Ending

The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.
Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica, Rebecca's only daughter who has a different father, does not get stock shares of the family business. It is implied that Mason had previously attempted to sexually assault Jessica.
Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties' that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Her friend suggests that she tries a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin (Morgan Fairchild).
It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets, Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.
Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated for her services, seems to be in agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.
At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.
Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition. In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."

Question: What suggestion do her friends make?
A Perfect Ending

The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.
Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica, Rebecca's only daughter who has a different father, does not get stock shares of the family business. It is implied that Mason had previously attempted to sexually assault Jessica.
Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties' that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Her friend suggests that she tries a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin (Morgan Fairchild).
It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets, Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.
Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated for her services, seems to be in agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.
At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.
Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition. In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."

Question: Does Rebecca took a courageous step leaving Paris?
Answer: Yes, she said goodbye to Paris.
A Perfect Ending

The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.
Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica, Rebecca's only daughter who has a different father, does not get stock shares of the family business. It is implied that Mason had previously attempted to sexually assault Jessica.
Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties' that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Her friend suggests that she tries a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin (Morgan Fairchild).
It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets, Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.
Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated for her services, seems to be in agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.
At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.
Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition. In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."

Question: Who has Thier own art exhibition?
Answer: Paris