"Grow Your Own" ...the film
When will it stop raining? I haven't been to the plot for so long now. I must go tomorrow because we need carrots and potatoes. I'd also like to do some more clearing, but I fear it will rain again.
I bought the "Grow Your Own "DVD of the film made this year. It is a gentle little story of an allotment site that experiences turmoil when some immigrants are given plots ahead of the waiting list, and a mobile phone company wants to erect a mast at the site.
Not the best film I've ever seen, but I enjoyed it and it will be nice to put on to help speed up the ironing!
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posted by lilymarlene @ 9:28 pm
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I think I'm going to see that film on Friday - they have 'Flicks in the Sticks" in our village hall. Am sadly hooked on Jane Austin for the ironing...
I went all the way to London to see 'Grow Your Own' because it wasn't showing anywhere near me. I really loved it, and even hubby thought it was good.
Frankie...I'm with you on the Jane Austen too.
Pride and Prejudice (the 6 hour version)....I know by heart.
I have both versions of Persuasion. I don't know which I prefer. i love Amanda Root in the old one, and I love Jodhi May in the new one.
Northanger Abbey is a bit silly but watchable.
Emma, love both versions.
Sense and Sensibility....wonderful.
I hated the Billy Piper Mansfield Park, also the Film version. I loved the old TV one but haven't got a copy unfortunately.
Other ironing films are "North and South" with the dreamy Richard Armitage.
"Wives and Daughters".
"Bleak House".
David Copperfield, etc, etc, etc.
Room with a View, both versions.
I do a lot of ironing!
Ooooh! And Cranford is shaping up to be a good one too.
I watched that film on the flight over to Seattle! I had been looking for it everywhere, it didn't disappoint. A brilliant story, it is not just the veggies that grow in this film. Highly recommended.
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