Aden Gillett, Alan Polonsky, Colin Stinton
England, 1912. The Winslow family arrives home from church in time for a carefully orchestrated meeting between Arthur Winslow, the proud patriarch, and John Watherstone, the young man set to marry Ar...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 1, 2000
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February 10, 2008Interesting period piece family portrait. Did the boy steal the money? The Winslow family goes through a lot. There are no easy answers. Interesting characterizations by all involved. They were begging for Oscars methinks.
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April 23, 2007dull... hoighty toighty... fag festival stuff. don't get me wrong, i like old movies... i'm sure david mamet fans would strike me down for this.... .. but shut up!
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March 22, 2008Too much action, away from the action, but the cast and dialog are quite good.
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July 29, 2009Watching this movie is like going to see the play. About the lengths taken by a father to clear his son's namePractically all the apparent action occurs offscreen, which means that the audience are supposed to dwell o
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August 18, 2008Pigeon and Jones are the emotional hub of this cinematic wheel. The female actors triumph in this English period piece. Mr. Mamet and Mr. Rattigan did an excellent job in their adaptation of the stage play. I enjoyed the story. It was very 'English' in that its passion was both e...( read more)
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March 15, 2008Ah, Jeremy Northam again. This film is about justice and standing up for truth. (NT)
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