Alan Cox, Amelia Bullmore, Lena Headey
In 1923, middle-aged Clarissa Dalloway (Vanessa Redgrave) prepares for a party, and as she does, she reflects on the events that have shaped her life. A young Clarissa (Natascha McElhone) makes her ch...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 28, 1999
Stats: 78 reviews
Vanessa Redgrave is a wonderful actress, but this movie won't (I say won't defiantly) appeal to everyone. It's basically got the same 'stream of consciousness' structure that Virginia Woolf's novel has, which can be tiresome.
Despite the fact that the guy who plays the yo...( read more)
This movie is another from the 1997 Toronto International Film Festival. Its not a bad film, even though I only give it 2 1/2 stars, its just not a good movie for me. I am sure any women over 50 might enjoy this as she looks back at her life and wonders about the decisions she m...( read more)
A dazzlingly accurate and juicy reproduction of the Virginia Woolf novel.
I am not sure where I stand with this film, I do wish I had read the original story first before watching the film though. The acting by all was extremely impressive, espeically Rupert Graves who I thought did a fantastic job playing the young man suffering from extreme shellshoc...( read more)
Lovely movie! A proof that Mrs Dalloway does have a plot that can be narrated, although told in a poetical way in Virginia Woolf's novel.
I didnt enjoy the too often time change every other scene from past to present.
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