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Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet

2011, English. Directed by Tom Beckwith Phillips.

Jack, a struggling fisherman from a lonely seaside village, one night finds a velvet dress in the ocean that he believes will bring him luck. However, when a beautiful homeless girl steals the dress, they find that love can really turn your world upside down.

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Language
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Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet is streaming on IndieFlix, ShortsTV, and IndieFlix Shorts in India.

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Released
4 May 2011
Country
United Kingdom
Written by
Tom Beckwith Phillips

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Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet runs 16 minutes (0h 16m).

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Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet is streaming on IndieFlix, ShortsTV, and IndieFlix Shorts in India. (Checked 12 November 2026.)

What movies are like Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet?

If you liked Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet, try Overboard, Ondine, The Woman in Red.

Who directed Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet?

Sometimes the Moon Is Velvet (2011) was directed by Tom Beckwith Phillips and stars Rachel Bright, Joseph Mawle.

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