'LOVE SARAH' TRAILER
LOVE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT INGREDIENT OF ALL
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| Love Sarah should be out this April in UK |
An outstanding British thespian, a heart-warming story and an uplifting plot, a godlike blond superhunk and all that garnered with scrumptious cakes and mouth watering desserts - what more could one really want from a film? That is exactly what you will get from
LOVE SARAH, a delightful British comedy drama that arrives into cinemas 24th April in United Kingdom and throughout May in Europe, and it was sold in more than 50 countries so chances are you will see it in your local cinema too. British stars
Celia Imrie and
Rupert Penry Jones lead the film directed by
Eliza Schroeder and you can check out the
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| Celia Imrie leads the cast of the movie |
first trailer below!
The Story Of The Movie
Determined to fulfil her late mother Sarah's dream of opening a
bakery in charming Notting Hill, 19-year-old aspiring ballet dancer
Clarissa (
Shannon Tarbet) enlists the help of her mother’s best friend
Isabella (
Shelley Conn) and her eccentric estranged grandmother Mimi
(
Celia Imrie), who did not have the chance to make amends with her
estranged, now dead, daughter, in order to make late Sarah's dream a delicious
reality.
These three
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| Pastel colours dominate the visuals of the uplifting movie |
generations of women will need to overcome grief, doubts and
differences to honour the memory of their beloved Sarah while embarking
on a journey to
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| The movie premiered at Glasgow Film Festival this year |
establish a London bakery filled with love, hope and
colourful pastries from all over the world.
Rupert Penry Jones plays the
super charming master baker
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| With
the bakery becoming a hit with its cakes from around the world the
movie carries the important message of multiculturalism. |
who will help their bakery become a hit
with his opulent cakes. It is also possible that he might be her father
she never knew.
Bill Paterson plays an inventor with whom Mimi has a
romance.
It looks delightful and charming in that oh-so-British way.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite movies are British and Australian comedies and films :)
DeleteThis sounds lovely! I hope that the coronavirus doesn't impact the release like it has with many films in the US.
ReplyDeleteIt probably will, the situation in Europe currently is that they are closing everything but the supermarkets. We have state of emergency as of tomorrow here as well.
DeleteWe have the same. No schools, no childcare, no toilet paper, and stores are charging $135 for a box of cereal! I'm getting increasingly nervous, but my heart broke when my 6 year old asked me if we would starve..
DeleteWe have tons of toilet paper, but people are still buying it like there's no tomorrow, but we have no masks, nor sanitizers which is very alarming. Don't let the kids watch TV especially news. Our country has opened one of the TV channels on which teachers are holding lessons for all grades and classes each day like in real school to keep them educated and busy too.
DeleteThat's a great idea to keep the education going. We've received zero direction and are just floundering in panic over here. The shelves are empty. We can't even find diapers for the baby.
DeleteCan you order them online? We also have a rule according to which everybody older than 65 is forbidden to go out, which is lovely as they are usually the dirtiest, they like to lick fingers in supermarkets and whatnot.... My mom is 70, so she is under house arrest LOL
DeleteYou can't order online either. There is nothing left and even Amazon is unable to schedule any deliveries at the moment. We will make due, even if we have to use napkins after we tinkle. Glad to hear that mommy is under house arrest. It may be a good call for her. Is there any end in sight yet?
DeleteI just went to the grocers tonight and Jesus Christ it was ridiculous. No rice, beans, bread, potatoes, pasta, hand soap, toilet paper or sanitizer. There was plenty of junk food though. Thankfully, I had plenty of food already stocked in the house, but I needed a few staples and was only about to get half of what was on my list. No biggie, but these doomsday buyers are really starting to piss me off.
DeleteRemember when I told you that they feed you with too many zombie and violent shows which then make you insensitive in reality, that is exactly what is happening now with that ridiculous shopping spree mania. And why don't your shops limit the amount of items one can buy? We always have that for oil, flour, sugar etc.
DeleteI've no idea about the end, some are waiting for warmer weather expecting it will end then, but how come the virus is in Africa and Australia too, then? We need a full lock down, just one person per house permitted to go out twice a week, no public places opened, and delivery services must be of state importance.
Jason has banned all people from coming in our house and he is borderline crazy about sanitizing and hand washing when he goes out, only because I am on immunosuppressing drugs. It makes me mad to see people still out socializing like this isn't a big deal. My doctor just canceled some of my upcoming surgeries and said they are only taking appointments that are absolutely necessary. If people would keep their asses home and practice good hygiene, we could get this under control. But no, we have stupid people out there licking toilet seats and wiping spit on subway poles, so I don't see this slowing down any time soon. People suck.
DeleteYep, I've been apocalypse shopping today for me and my mother (people over 65 are officially prohibited from going out here and we also have a curfew for everyone from 8pm tonight) and I've seen people sitting in cafes, even some older people breaking the ban. But in most shops they don't let more than five to ten people inside, so there are lines in front of drugstores and such shops. Till the end of the week they will stop intercity buses and probably city buses too and workers will be taken to factories by factory buses not by public transport. Lock yourself in da house, deary. Although I'm looking forward meeting you one day up in heavens, I think it is still too early for the two of us to drop dead LOL
DeleteThey haven't banned the old people from going out here, but they are letting them shop for the first two hours of store openings by themselves for their grocery needs, which is nice.
DeleteYou keep yourself safe too. It is way too early for us to be parting ways down here!
Yes, we are planning something similar, some of our shops will be opened just for the elderly people from 4AM till 7AM on Sundays when nobody is out.
DeleteYes, this one is positively delightful. Some day I will also have my own bakery, then Allison can live my dream and take it over once I'm gone :P
ReplyDeleteShe'll be thrilled LOL I need me a cake house but also a Rupert of my own LOL
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