A Little Bit of Soul 1998
Dive into the clever blend of wit and sci-fi in *A Little Bit of Soul (1998)*, Peter Duncan's sharp comedy that follows former lovers Richard and Kate as they compete to uncover the mysteries of aging.
Director: Peter Duncan
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *A Little Bit of Soul (1998)* about?
*A Little Bit of Soul* (1998) follows two former lovers, now rival scientists, who must navigate a high-pressure weekend pitching their theories on aging to a powerful foundation. Their personal history and professional ambitions collide in this sharp, genre-blending comedy.
Who directed *A Little Bit of Soul*?
Peter Duncan directed *A Little Bit of Soul*, bringing a deft touch to its mix of comedy and light sci-fi.
Who stars in *A Little Bit of Soul*?
The film features a stellar cast including Geoffrey Rush, David Wenham, Frances O'Connor, Heather Mitchell, and Richard Roxburgh.
Is *A Little Bit of Soul (1998)* worth watching?
With its clever script, engaging performances, and a runtime under 90 minutes, *A Little Bit of Soul* (1998) offers a refreshing blend of comedy and light sci-fi. While not widely rated, its blend of humor and heart makes it a worthwhile watch for fans of quirky Australian films.
How long is *A Little Bit of Soul*?
*A Little Bit of Soul* has a runtime of 84 minutes.
About A Little Bit of Soul (1998) — A Clever Comedy with Heart and Sci-Fi Twists
Dive into the clever blend of wit and sci-fi in *A Little Bit of Soul (1998)*, Peter Duncan's sharp comedy that follows former lovers Richard and Kate as they compete to uncover the mysteries of aging.
Both scientists pitch their groundbreaking proposals to the Michael Foundation for funding, only to find themselves thrust into an unforgettable weekend under the watchful eye of the Foundation's Head—a figure with connections to high political power. As the tension between ambition and personal history simmers, this intelligently scripted film weaves together humor, romance, and a touch of the absurd, all set against the backdrop of a high-stakes scientific rivalry.