Winter's Tale

With a cast list that reads like a dream and a director who once wrote for us such gems as The Da Vinci Code, I Am Legend and A Beautiful Mind, one would have thought that Akiva Goldsman's A Winter's Tale would blow one's mind. It does, actually, but not in a very nice way. This tale, set in winter, is not only depressing, but also flippant and makes very little sense.

There is a man (Colin Farrell) in present day New York, who does not remember his name. Every day, he sketches in public places a redheaded woman who stares at the moon. He has no clue why. And then he runs into A....