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Day of the Flowers

  • 2012
  • 1 h 39 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
5,5/10
352
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Day of the Flowers (2012)
ComedyDramaRomance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTwo Scottish sisters, one a left-wing activist, the other a popular party girl, travel to Cuba to scatter their late father's ashes. In losing and trying to reclaim their father's ashes, the... Ler tudoTwo Scottish sisters, one a left-wing activist, the other a popular party girl, travel to Cuba to scatter their late father's ashes. In losing and trying to reclaim their father's ashes, the bickering sisters set off on a journey that them takes them through romance, danger, and ... Ler tudoTwo Scottish sisters, one a left-wing activist, the other a popular party girl, travel to Cuba to scatter their late father's ashes. In losing and trying to reclaim their father's ashes, the bickering sisters set off on a journey that them takes them through romance, danger, and the discovery of old family secrets.

  • Direção
    • John Roberts
  • Roteirista
    • Eirene Houston
  • Artistas
    • Eva Birthistle
    • Charity Wakefield
    • Carlos Acosta
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    5,5/10
    352
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • John Roberts
    • Roteirista
      • Eirene Houston
    • Artistas
      • Eva Birthistle
      • Charity Wakefield
      • Carlos Acosta
    • 19Avaliações de usuários
    • 22Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    • Prêmios
      • 2 indicações no total

    Fotos3

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    Elenco principal30

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    Eva Birthistle
    Eva Birthistle
    • Rosa
    Charity Wakefield
    Charity Wakefield
    • Ailie
    Carlos Acosta
    Carlos Acosta
    • Tomas
    Bryan Dick
    Bryan Dick
    • Conway
    Christopher Simpson
    Christopher Simpson
    • Ernesto
    Manuel de Blas
    Manuel de Blas
    • Ignatio Palma
    Luis Alberto García
    • Ernesto's Cousin - Camilo
    Phyllis Logan
    Phyllis Logan
    • Brenda
    Olivia Poulet
    Olivia Poulet
    • Lucy
    Robert Fitch
    • Bob
    Daniel Weyman
    Daniel Weyman
    • Martin
    Lizzie Hopley
    Lizzie Hopley
    • Harriet
    • (as Elizabeth Hopley)
    Ken Drury
    • Cliff
    Tommy Jessop
    • John
    Hannah Donaldson
    • Jo
    Fraser Johnston
    • Ewan
    Ioannis Douglas Pennant
    • Policeman
    Edenis Sánchez
    • Yameli
    • Direção
      • John Roberts
    • Roteirista
      • Eirene Houston
    • Elenco e equipe completos
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    Avaliações de usuários19

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    8juliaparr2007

    I went back for seconds.

    A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to see 'Day of the Flowers' and arrived with no idea of what to expect, the word CUBA however never fails to set up a frisson of excitement and I was not disappointed in the slightest by this super mix of Scottish and South American culture and characterisation. Indeed, in retrospect I can see that it was a perfect feisty and amusing match,the acting was sensitive,credible and each part played with skill which reeled the audience in to the story perfectly. Artistic filming and some lovely detail (the horses for example?) and enough music and dance to whet my appetite - although I could have watched Carlos Acosta and the bands for a very long time given the opportunity. It was vibrant and fun - I didn't leave feeling emotionally drained; just happy! I wonder if there may be a sequel lurking in the writer's mind? Ailie should surely get back to her roots one of these days!!! jx
    9cpert01

    Day of the Flowers is a must see.

    I saw it at the Edinburgh Film festival and love it. Two quarrelling sisters become reluctant travel partners when they set off from Scotland to Cuba. Their journey throws up more than a few surprises and laughs along the way. Their quest to discover more about their father's communist past leads to a voyage of self discovery. The humour is balanced with an intelligent portrayal of how each sister struggles, in different ways, with the cultural stereotypes and socio- political tensions that arise. The writer, Eirenie Houston, offers a balanced assessment of the complexities associated with tourism in Cuba, avoiding sentimentality or judgement. Set in the ambiance of Havana, with stunning cinematography and beautiful dance scenes, not least from the Cuban ballet dancer Carlos Acosta, this film will have you heading down to the travel agents.
    9jackreb

    Day of the Flowers -Edinburgh Film Festival

    Day of flowers invites it's audience to join two Scottish sisters Rosa (Eva Birthistle) and Ailie (Charity Wakefield) in an amusing and fun Cuban adventure. After stealing their father's ashes they decide to take a trip to Cuba to sprinkle the ashes there as their late father was a revolutionary. Little do they know not only will it be a trip to say goodbye to their father but it will be a journey of discovery. The film is beautifully shot which captures the spirit of Cuba with a notable performance from dancer Carlos Acosta (one to watch in the future I think). An enjoyable 100 minutes viewing with plenty to keep your attention. Love, comedy, dancing and fun. It's great to see Scottish films coming into the limelight.
    9magnuscwilliamson

    Love, loss and a different way of living skilfully married in independent triumph

    I had a great night last night.  Braving trains, taxis and troublesome tram works MBH and I enjoyed a night at the Edinburgh Film Festival.  The Day of the Flowers is about family and friendship.  It's about love and death, truth and lies, about revolution and evolution.

    I'd heard about this film and the politics of getting a film about Cuba made in Cuba.  So I was thrilled to see it.

    If there was one thing I would have liked, it would be more Glasgow.  The film starts here with sisters Rosa and Ailie rescuing their dead father from being made into a golf trophy by their stepmother.  It's funny, and sets the Glaswegian perspective through which we are shown Cuba. There are certain factors which make the film work for me.  And it really does.

    The flowers

    In other reviews, Rosa has been described as "a headstrong idealist".  And that much they've managed to get right.  I like headstrong idealists.  I like seeing them on my cinema screens.  All too often they are a vehicle for people who don't want us to be headstrong idealists to tell us that headstrong idealists are naive.  This doesn't happen in The Day of the Flowers, which is refreshing.  She's beautifully played by Eva Birthistle.  The story of her relationship with her sister, and the discoveries both make about their parents offer a compelling, human story.

    The dancing

    Carlos Acosta is a star.  That's not an opinion, he just is.  A global dance sensation, this is his first big role in a feature film.  The first of many, by the looks of things.  His Tomas is a modern Cuban, who has toured the world and returned to his homeland to educate young and old.  He takes the girls (especially Rosa who needs it most) under his wing.   His performance has that thing you only know when you see it - an apparent effortlessness which can only be achieved through talent and professionalism.  I know and love a lot of the music which underpins the film and carries with it the seductive sunshine so beautifully captured.  Which brings us to - 

    The island

    Cuba is beautiful.  Cuba in The Day of the Flowers is a gift to anyone who loves photography and the moving image.  Sunshine seems to flood the sky. We are shown the difference between the big corporate hotels and the Cuba that Cubans live in.  Visually stunning, the island also has a rich culture and a history of political independence which really matters.  This isn't a film about politics, but the fact that things are different in Cuba is plain to see, as well as the benefits and costs of that difference.  I know I said I wanted more Glasgow, but 80-90 per cent of this film is in Cuba.  And I wanted a lot more Cuba.

    In the end, film is a way of telling a story.  And stories are about people.  And what this film is about is that moment when you're not entirely sure of yourself or your situation, and you're not entirely sure if you should or you shouldn't, but you ask someone if they'd like to dance with you.  And they do.  And because you did, you never have to wish you had or regret you hadn't.

    If you haven't, and you can, see this film.  You won't regret it.
    8diana523

    really enjoyable entertainment

    I was really looking forward to seeing this film as it's about sisters and as a sister myself, this is a subject I understand and love. I was not disappointed. Day of the Flowers brilliantly conveys the competitive, irritating, sometimes nasty but ultimately loving relationship between sisters. Eva Birthistle, as the complicated Rosa, sets off from Glasgow on a crazy mission to Cuba with an illicit bag containing her father's ashes, accompanied (to her dismay) by her sister Ailie (beautifully played by Charity Wakefield) and kilt-wearing friend Conway (Bryan Dick). Of course when they arrive things don't exactly turn out as expected and their encounter with a Cuban conman (the excellent Christopher Simpson) leads Rosa into potential danger. Quietly observing the action is tour guide Tomas (Carlos Acosta) and he is soon embroiled in the sisters' adventure, being especially protective towards headstrong Rosa. Most of the film is set in Cuba and the vibrancy and excitement of this lovely island, full of colour, music, dancing and amazing scenery is almost enough in itself. The Cuban cast is excellent and Carlos Acosta proves himself as an accomplished actor. I would have liked to have seen him dance a bit more but had to be satisfied with a tantalizing glimpse of him gently teaching a young dancer in his ballet class…. Sigh!! All in all, a very entertaining and heart-warming film that looks great. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute and so did the rest of the audience.

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 29 de novembro de 2013 (Reino Unido)
    • Países de origem
      • Reino Unido
      • Cuba
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      • Rogue Elephant Pictures
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      • US$ 220.991
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