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A group of ex-university students reunite to perform a Shakespeare play in a quaint English village.

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Alex Salmon
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Michèle
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Sam
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Madeline
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Mary
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Robin
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Luke
John Ramm ...
Donald
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Jessica
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Mrs. Harvey-Brown
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Alice
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Mick
Ian Lindsay ...
Fincham
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William
Paula Bacon ...
Diane
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Angela
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Head office
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Bank manager
Scott Ransome ...
Royal Theatre director
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Brian
Julie Teal ...
Sarah
Elizabeth Banks ...
Louise
Alec Linstead ...
Fincham's brother
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Hospital doctor
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Prison warder
Liz Moscrop ...
Villiage woman
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Villiage woman
Jade Davidson ...
Madeline's daughter
Sarah Howe ...
Nanny
Charlotte Emmerson ...
Secretary
Hubert Rees ...
Red faced man

Directed by

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Stephen Poliakoff

Written by

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Stephen Poliakoff ... (written by)

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Karin Bamborough ... producer
John Downes ... line producer
Michel Propper ... co-producer
David Rose ... executive producer

Music by

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Adrian Johnston

Cinematography by

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Wit Dabal
Denis Lenoir

Editing by

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Anne Sopel

Editorial Department

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Lionel Johnson ... second assistant editor

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Ann Fielden

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Michael Pickwoad

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Jeremy Bear

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Pam Tait

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Natacha Bernet ... chief makeup artist
Juliana Ebden ... chief makeup artist (as Juliana Mendes-Ebden)
Annemarie Huck ... chief hair stylist
Juliana Mendes ... makeup artist

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Kate Hazell ... second assistant director
Mike Higgins ... first assistant director
Matthew Penry-Davey ... third assistant director

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David Fyson ... production buyer
Elise Menghini ... standby props

Sound Department

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Philip Barnes ... dialogue editor (as Phil Barnes)
Philip Bothamley ... adr editor (as Phil Bothamley)
Zane Hayward ... sound editor
Ian Munro ... sound recordist
Clive Pendry ... dubbing mixer
Hugh Strain ... dubbing mixer
Keith Tunney ... sound recordist: 2nd unit

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Tim Baxter ... optical effects

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Paul Cronin ... gaffer
Alan Grayley ... electrician
Ron Nicholls ... grip
Peter Versey ... camera operator

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Eleanor Appleby ... wardrobe supervisor

Location Management

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Ian Aegis ... location manager
Bill Barringer ... location manager

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Nick Ingman ... conductor
Steve Parr ... music mixer / music recordist
Roger Watson ... music consultant

Script and Continuity Department

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Ceri Evans Cooper ... script supervisor (as Ceri Evans-Cooper)

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Pamela Allen ... production coordinator
Sally Grace ... dialogue coach
Suzie Shearer ... production secretary

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Plot Summary

Alex, a manager of a prestigious London bank, with ambitions and interests outside his 9 to 5 routine, find himself becoming increasingly alienated in the face of the new technology invading the modern world. He decides to return to an english village to stage, once again, a Shakespeare play, just as he had some years before. Alex reunites the original group of players who have lost touch since university and introduces three teenage students. At first sceptical about the idea, they are eventually seduced by Alex's passion... Written by Jean Lejuez

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Also Known As
  • A szerelem étke (Hungary)
  • Ce dă aripi iubirii? (Romania)
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  • 105 min
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Trivia According to his diaries, Alan Rickman turned down a role in this film. See more »
Soundtracks Free Spirit (Slow Burn) See more »

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