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1. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › the-winter-guest-1998The Winter Guest movie review (1998) - Roger Ebert

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   Jan 16, 1998 · “The Winter Guest” follows four sets of characters through a day in a Scottish village, and its purpose is not to draw a lesson or tell a story, but to evoke a mood. To see this film is to spend a day in a village near St. Andrews, and with a shock I realized I had once lingered for an afternoon in this village, or one much like it–in ...

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3. www.spiritualityandpractice.com › films › reviewsThe Winter Guest | Film Review | Spirituality & Practice

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   In his debut as a director, British actor Alan Rickman has adapted Sharman Macdonald's play The Winter Guest for the screen. It is a quiet, quirky, and luminous film about one day in the lives of four sets of characters in a Scottish seaside town.

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   The Winter Guest is a 1997 drama film directed by Alan Rickman (in his feature directorial debut) and starring Phyllida Law and Emma Thompson.

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt0120521The Winter Guest (1997) - IMDb

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   The Winter Guest: Directed by Alan Rickman. With Phyllida Law, Emma Thompson, Sheila Reid, Sandra Voe. A recent widow, who is determined to leave Scotland for Australia with her son, gets an unexpected visit from her aging mother.

   • 6.8/10 (3.8K)
   • Genre: Drama

   • Director: Alan Rickman
   • Release Date: 1997-12-24

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   Jan 1, 2009 · A coastal town in Scotland is the setting for The Winter Guest, which is about four couples. Centre stage are mother and daughter Elspeth and Frances, played by real-life mother and daughter ...

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   Mark Cunliffe 🇵🇸’s review published on Letterboxd: It's not often a film leaves me speechless, but Alan Rickman's The Winter Guest has certainly done so. I don't want to examine it, or consider it too much, I just want to keep feeling it.

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   Is the Winter Guest a good movie?

   • The Winter Guest is a pleasure to watch, if only (but not only) for the chance to see Thompson. She is a continually revealing artist. [Rickman] has great command here of look and tone, and I felt I knew what it would be like to wander the streets of that village in Scotland. But the film left me feeling strangely hollow.

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   Is the Winter Guest based on a true story?

   • “The Winter Guest,” based on a play by Sharman Macdonald, follows these four couples and listens to them. There isn't a lot of interaction between them, although Alex does bring Nita home, and she does talk with Frances.

   The Winter Guest movie review (1998) | Roger Ebert

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   What is the purpose of the Winter Guest?

   • Winter in Scotland is as muted as a wake. The country's so far north, the sun is slow to rise and early to set, and a day can be blindingly bright or always seem like twilight. “The Winter Guest” follows four sets of characters through a day in a Scottish village, and its purpose is not to draw a lesson or tell a story, but to evoke a mood.

   The Winter Guest movie review (1998) | Roger Ebert

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   What does the winter guest look like?

   • They scour the death notices and compare notes on funerals past; they are old enough and ordinary enough that no one ever questions them when they attend a funeral; they look like the relatives you are sure you have forgotten. “The Winter Guest,” based on a play by Sharman Macdonald, follows these four couples and listens to them.

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   Does Alan Rickman's 'the Winter Guest' leave you speechless?

   • It's not often a film leaves me speechless, but Alan Rickman's The Winter Guest has certainly done so. I don't want to examine it, or consider it too much, I just want to keep feeling it. Beautifully shot, superbly acted, this film touched me deeply.

   ‎The Winter Guest (1997) directed by Alan Rickman • Reviews, film

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   Who is Sense & Sensibility co-star Emma 'the Winter Guest'?

   • Now, Alan and his co-star of Sense and Sensibility, Emma… The Winter Guest. (Probable second watch).

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9. letterboxd.com › film › the-winter-guest‎The Winter Guest (1997) directed by Alan Rickman • Reviews ...

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   Recent reviews. It's winter in a small Scottish village near the sea, and multiple lives intersect in a day. Frances has just lost her husband to an early death, so her mother, Elspeth, travels to Frances' house to reconnect with her daughter and grandson, Alex.