The Hours (2003)
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Mrs Dalloway's One Special Day
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" Clarissa Vaughan "That is what we do. That is what people do. They stay alive for each other.""

"Other nominations Best Actress Best Supporting Actress Best Original Score "

" Laura Brown "It's a terrible thing, to outlive your entire family.""

" Virginia Woolf "Someone has to die in order that the rest of us should value life more. It's contrast.""
“The novel is quite complex, and I think The Hours did a very worthy job of adapting it. One or two of the scenarios could have been more weighty and perhaps less clichéd and the pacing is occasionally a little slow, but overall The Hours is a stunning film, very elegant and beautiful. Not only that, it is a very poignant exploration of longing, desire and regret, conveying the lives of three women from three different eras.
The Hours looks exquisite- the film has amazing costumes, settings, cinematography and scenery. Even more impressive are the beautiful haunting score, magnificent screenplay, compelling story and strong direction. Not only that, the performances are marvellous. Nicole Kidman gives one of her best performances here, she is virtually unrecognisable as writer Vi” read more

" First Viewing Viewing Date: August 20th Via: Stan. Plot: The story of how the novel "Mrs. Dalloway" affects three generations of women, all of whom, in one way or another, have had to deal with suicide in their lives. Rating: 7.5/10"

"Based on a novel by Michael Cunningham, "The Hours" covers the theme of depression and suicide within three stories set in different eras. One story, in 1920’s England, Virginia Woolf (Nicole Kidman), in the midst of writing “Mrs. Dalloway,” struggles with depression and envies her sister Vanessa Bell’s (Miranda Richardson) seemingly perfect life. Another story, in the 1950’s Los Angeles, Laura Brown (Julianne Moore) is suffering through an unhappy marriage with Dan (John C. Reilly) wh"

"Salta la regola di leggere prima il libro, ma le tre signore più David Hare più Philip Glass erano troppo una tentazione. A ragione: complesso ma appassionante, coinvolge più di quanto ci si possa aspettare"