A Deadly Invitation

Eccentric millionaire Olivia sends her half sister Agatha, and a group of old acquaintances, a mysterious invitation for a weekend on her yacht, where they will discover the true motive behind this invitation: the celebration of… a murder?

This starts out as a typical Agatha Christie vehicle - even the heroine is called Agatha - she has a romantic partner called Iris. Her sister invites a bunch of so called friends to her yacht and faces them with all the bad stuff they had done to her. The problem is that nothing much happens after that. Unlike the Christie vehicles where everyone is killed and there is a twist at the end - this doesn't happen. There is ridiculous explanation about the colour violet and it's meaning - totally bizarre. The policeman of course - has to ask Agatha for her help in discovering who shot one of the guests (in the shoulder) and she keeps on whispering in his ear about what to say or do. It's beyond farcical. The acting is awful and none of the guests seemed to be in possession of a comb or a hairbrush. It ends with a kiss on the beach - by Agatha and Iris - box ticked - goodbye.