Tamara Drewe (2010)
Année de sortie : 2010
Pays : United Kingdom
Titre alternatif : Неотразимая Тамара, I epeisodeiaki epistrofi tis Tamata Drewe, Immer Drama um Tamara, Tamara Drewe: tradimenti all'inglese, Tamara i mezczyzni
Réalisateur : Stephen Frears
Scénariste : Moira Buffini, Posy Simmonds
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Sociétés : BBC Film, Notting Hill Films, Ruby Films, UK Film Council, WestEnd Films
Genre : Comedy, Drama, Film Based On Literature, Romance, Romantic Comedy
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés : countryside, journalist, newpaper, village
Synopsis
Tamara Drewe, a journalist returning to her childhood village in Dorset, rekindles an old romance with handyman Andy Cobb while interviewing drummer Ben Sergeant for her newspaper article. Ben leaves his band after discovering his girlfriend's affair and moves into Tamara's family farm. Tamara's neighbor Beth Hardiment, whose husband Nicholas is unfaithful, struggles with her marriage amidst the village drama. Teenagers Jody Long and Casey Shaw become infatuated with Ben's presence in their small town. After Tamara accepts Ben's proposal and they spend time together in London, Casey breaks into Tamara's house, sends an anonymous email that disrupts everyone's lives, leading to a tragic conclusion.
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Résumé
Tamara Drewe (2010), directed by Stephen Frears, is a comedic drama based on Posy Simmonds' graphic novel 'Great!'. Set in the picturesque English countryside village of Ewedown, Dorset, the film explores themes of love, jealousy, and the complexities of relationships through its ensemble cast. Tamara Drewe, the titular character played by Gemma Arterton, returns to her hometown after years away, stirring up old memories and new passions among the villagers.
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