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The Mother/The Mother, United Kingdom
2003 |
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May is an ordinary grandmother from the North of England. When her husband dies on a family visit to London, she recedes into the background of her busy, metropolitan children's lives. Stuck in an unfamiliar city, far from home, May fears that she has become another invisible old lady whose life is more or less over. Until, that is, she embarks on a passionate affair with Darren, a man half her age who is renovating her son's house and sleeping with her daughter. |
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Director: |
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Roger Michell |
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Screenwriter: |
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Hanif Kureishi |
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Cast: |
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Ann Reid, Daniel Craig, Peter Vaughan |
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Production
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Kevin Loader |
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English |
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Running
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112 min |
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Distributor: |
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sony |
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Directors
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Born 1957 in South Africa, Michell spent significant parts of his childhood in Beirut, Damascus and Prague. While in England, he enrolled at Cambridge University and, by age 17, received considerable attention for his directing talents. Roger Michell directed one of the highest grossing British films of all time, "Notting Hill", and the box-office success “Changing Lanes”, starring Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson. |
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