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1.Ladies In Lavender [2004] starring: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Natascha McElhone, Daniel Bruhl directed by: Charles Dance February 28, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		List Price: £19.99 Off The Bookshelf's Price: £3.98 You Save: £16.01 (80%) Prices subject to change. Used Price: £1.48
The story takes second place to the atmosphere. The attitude of the old ladies is beautifully done as one would expect, and is a fine exploration of the adult 'letting go' usually of children but here more complex. But, whilst all drama may be fantasy this one is particularly fantastical - who is the stranger? Why is he on the beach? How did he get to be a brilliant violinist without anyone in Poland (of all places!) noticing? nothing is explained and nothing makes any sense. Nor does the strange behaviour of the other characters (particularly the doctor). To the original storyteller perhaps it does not matter, though the significance of anti-German suspicion seems to be raised but not explored. One really needs to be told ... Read More:

2.Notebook/August Rush/Ladies In Lavender [2004] starring: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Natascha McElhone, Freddie Highmore, Robin Williams directed by: Kirsten Sheridan, Nick Cassavetes, Charles Dance October 20, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £19.99 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
The story takes second place to the atmosphere. The attitude of the old ladies is beautifully done as one would expect, and is a fine exploration of the adult 'letting go' usually of children but here more complex. But, whilst all drama may be fantasy this one is particularly fantastical - who is the stranger? Why is he on the beach? How did he get to be a brilliant violinist without anyone in Poland (of all places!) noticing? nothing is explained and nothing makes any sense. Nor does the strange behaviour of the other characters (particularly the doctor). To the original storyteller perhaps it does not matter, though the significance of anti-German suspicion seems to be raised but not explored. One really needs to be told ... Read More:

3.Gosford Park/Ladies in/Before starring: Michael Gambon ; Kristin Scott Thomas ; Maggie Smith ; Charles Dance ; Kelly Macdonald ; Ryan Phillippe ; Judi Dench ; Maggie Smith ; Natascha McElhone ; David Warner ; Geoffrey Bayldon ; Julie Walters: John Hannah directed by: Robert Altman ; Charles Dance ; Lewis Gilbert October 24, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £10.00
The story takes second place to the atmosphere. The attitude of the old ladies is beautifully done as one would expect, and is a fine exploration of the adult 'letting go' usually of children but here more complex. But, whilst all drama may be fantasy this one is particularly fantastical - who is the stranger? Why is he on the beach? How did he get to be a brilliant violinist without anyone in Poland (of all places!) noticing? nothing is explained and nothing makes any sense. Nor does the strange behaviour of the other characters (particularly the doctor). To the original storyteller perhaps it does not matter, though the significance of anti-German suspicion seems to be raised but not explored. One really needs to be told ... Read More:

4.Ladies In Lavender [2004] starring: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Natascha McElhone, Daniel Bruhl directed by: Charles Dance February 28, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £1.50
The story takes second place to the atmosphere. The attitude of the old ladies is beautifully done as one would expect, and is a fine exploration of the adult 'letting go' usually of children but here more complex. But, whilst all drama may be fantasy this one is particularly fantastical - who is the stranger? Why is he on the beach? How did he get to be a brilliant violinist without anyone in Poland (of all places!) noticing? nothing is explained and nothing makes any sense. Nor does the strange behaviour of the other characters (particularly the doctor). To the original storyteller perhaps it does not matter, though the significance of anti-German suspicion seems to be raised but not explored. One really needs to be told ... Read More:

5.Ladies In Lavender/Gosford Park/Keeping Mum starring: Patrick Swayze, Kelly MacDonald, Ryan Phillippe, Michael Gambon, Helen Mirren directed by: Charles Dance, Robert Altman, Niall Johnson October 16, 2006
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The story takes second place to the atmosphere. The attitude of the old ladies is beautifully done as one would expect, and is a fine exploration of the adult 'letting go' usually of children but here more complex. But, whilst all drama may be fantasy this one is particularly fantastical - who is the stranger? Why is he on the beach? How did he get to be a brilliant violinist without anyone in Poland (of all places!) noticing? nothing is explained and nothing makes any sense. Nor does the strange behaviour of the other characters (particularly the doctor). To the original storyteller perhaps it does not matter, though the significance of anti-German suspicion seems to be raised but not explored. One really needs to be told ... Read More:

6.Ladies in Lavender [2004] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Daniel Brühl, Freddie Jones, Gregor Henderson-Begg directed by: Charles Dance December 06, 2005
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Two elderly ladies (Judi Dench, Maggie Smith) of good standing in the community and of some means find that a storm has washed up a well dressed young man (Daniel Brühl.) They take him in to revive and mend him. During the time he is there he stirs up memories for one lady and loosens unknown passion in the other lady. It is a short story of his recovery and how he and the community discover each other. Many overlapping themes come into play as a war has just finished and another is brewing. The young stranger says he is Polish and speaks fluent German. It is his talent that will eventually determine his fait. This is one of those stories that requires watching and rewatching to pick up all the nuances. It will also ... Read More:

7.Ladies in Lavender. [2004] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Daniel Brühl, Freddie Jones, Gregor Henderson-Begg directed by: Charles Dance
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Two elderly ladies (Judi Dench, Maggie Smith) of good standing in the community and of some means find that a storm has washed up a well dressed young man (Daniel Brühl.) They take him in to revive and mend him. During the time he is there he stirs up memories for one lady and loosens unknown passion in the other lady. It is a short story of his recovery and how he and the community discover each other. Many overlapping themes come into play as a war has just finished and another is brewing. The young stranger says he is Polish and speaks fluent German. It is his talent that will eventually determine his fait. This is one of those stories that requires watching and rewatching to pick up all the nuances. It will also ... Read More:

8.Ladies in Lavender. [2004] (Region 1) (NTSC) starring: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Daniel Brühl, Freddie Jones, Gregor Henderson-Begg directed by: Charles Dance
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price:
Two elderly ladies (Judi Dench, Maggie Smith) of good standing in the community and of some means find that a storm has washed up a well dressed young man (Daniel Brühl.) They take him in to revive and mend him. During the time he is there he stirs up memories for one lady and loosens unknown passion in the other lady. It is a short story of his recovery and how he and the community discover each other. Many overlapping themes come into play as a war has just finished and another is brewing. The young stranger says he is Polish and speaks fluent German. It is his talent that will eventually determine his fait. This is one of those stories that requires watching and rewatching to pick up all the nuances. It will also ... Read More:

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