Film Stats: Agnes Playing: Pippa Ridley Year: 2006 Production Status: Released Directed By: Frank E. Flowers Screenwriters: Frank E. Flowers Genre: Crime / Drama MPAA Rating: R Studio: Yari Film Group Worldwide Box Office: $156,837 (Limited Release) Credited Cast: ...Orlando Bloom ...Zoe Saldana ...Anthony Mackie ...Bill Paxton Filming Locations: Cayman Islands

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Two shady businessmen flee to the Caymans to avoid federal prosecution, but their escape ignites a chain reaction that leads a British native to commit a crime that has enormous implications.

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Agnes plays Pippa the daughter of Bill Paxton's Carl Ridley, her story takes place roughly in 3 days. The film filmed in the actual setting, the Caymen Islands. The movie was filmed in 2004 but do due production and scheduling conflicts it was shelved until it finally got a distrubter. It had a limited release in Octover 2006, where it made it's trip to DVD by December 2006.

• "Haven is far from perfect, with some uncomfortable pacing, wayward accents and less-than-satisfying denouements. But it's a refreshing, character-driven antidote to the late-summer movie-house blahs, and Flowers looks like a talent worth watching." - Los Angeles Times • The performances are serviceable. One might expect Bloom to play the mere pretty boy but there's a shock in store; from that point on, Bloom turns into a morose loner. Alas, Bloom has yet to show much range or power onscreen. If Haven was meant as his breakout film as a dramatic actor (rather than simply being the bland hunk in period fare) then it's not the success it needed to be. Paxton fares better as the "good bad guy," a man who seems decent enough but whose deceptions have finally caught up with him. Dillane steals his scenes as Carl's even more crooked business associate. Saldana, who has the biggest character arc in the film, handles herself well. Bruckner doesn't convey as much innocence as her character might have needed but she has a few good scenes with Paxton and Rasuk. Mackie does a fine job as the volatile Hammer, a rich kid who wants to be a gangsta." - IGN.com