The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart
- Série télévisée
- 2023
- 1h
Une jeune fille, Alice Hart, dont l'enfance violente jette une ombre sur sa vie d'adulte.Une jeune fille, Alice Hart, dont l'enfance violente jette une ombre sur sa vie d'adulte.Une jeune fille, Alice Hart, dont l'enfance violente jette une ombre sur sa vie d'adulte.
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- 5 victoires et 22 nominations au total
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Reviewers say 'The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart' is a poignant series delving into domestic abuse and resilience, praised for its stunning cinematography and evocative landscapes. Sigourney Weaver's performance as June Hart is acclaimed for its depth. The show's sensitive handling of heavy themes and symbolic use of flowers are highlighted. However, some find the pacing slow and the narrative inconsistent, with mixed reactions to certain plot elements. Overall, it's a powerful, emotionally evocative watch.
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The scenery is NOT dark and dim. Someone's TV settings need adjusting. No, this was never meant to be a plot driven "action" movie so if that's want you want, skip watching it. Otherwise if a mystery down under interests you, watch this series. It's beautifully filmed. The acting is top notch. Most people who aren't Aussies won't notice Sigourney's wavering accent.
I will admit that episodes 1-3 out the 4 available at the moment were more interesting. The actress who plays young Alice is appealing and believable. Kudos to Alyla! I am unable, however to warm to the older Alice at this point and I hope that changes. All the flower designs and flowers themselves are beautiful. As wells as the beach scenes.
I will admit that episodes 1-3 out the 4 available at the moment were more interesting. The actress who plays young Alice is appealing and believable. Kudos to Alyla! I am unable, however to warm to the older Alice at this point and I hope that changes. All the flower designs and flowers themselves are beautiful. As wells as the beach scenes.
Usually i'll wait until the end of a season or a show before I write a review but I decided to go ahead and write one about this and I will adjust as needed. This was a very strong start with the first three episodes! Doesn't take long before they pull you in that's for sure. I am very ready for all of the secrets to be revealed... I have a sneaky suspicion we are in for a lot. I'm enjoying the characters so far and I have no doubt they will flesh them out and we will see more of the past and into the future. I don't pretend to know if this will be an ongoing thing or just a limited series. If it's going to be something that continues for another season, I already think they will need to pick up the pace a little bit. Not that I'm not completely involved and I will certainly watch each episode as it comes out but they are dragging a little bit. That's the reason I didn't give 10 stars I believe there were a few things they could have pushed forward a little faster. But I'm not mad at it at all! Or bored. Great characters really good actors I'm excited to see where it goes. Oh, and I am loving Oggi and hope he's in for the entirety. We haven't seen a whole lot of him but everything I've seen of him I love!
A little slow in a few places, which gets an 8 from me, but one can almost overlook that when the good stuff starts happening.
A word of warning. There are 7 episodes. As of tonight August 25, only 6 have played on Amazon Prime. Prime doesn't tell you there are 7.. If you haven't started yet I suggest you wait until the 31st and binge all 7 because number 6 is a real cliffhanger.
I was looking for something that wasn't cookie cutter detective mysteries and was hooked by Prime's description: "After losing her parents to a mysterious fire, nine-year-old Alice Hart is raised by her grandmother June on a flower farm where she learns there are secrets within secrets. But years on, an unearthed betrayal sees Alice forced to face her past."
Sounded like one of those gothic mysteries in the tradition of Du Maurier's Rebecca and Bronte's Jane Eyre. Well, it sorta is, but with modern issues.
The acting is great, the cast superb, the scenery gorgeous, and the story line disturbing, but necessary.
Sigourney Weaver plays against type in her character June Hart, a manipulative, controlling matriarch, who unsympathetically tries to hold her "family" together, often to their detriment.
I'm writing generalities. Others have been more specific.
See it.
A word of warning. There are 7 episodes. As of tonight August 25, only 6 have played on Amazon Prime. Prime doesn't tell you there are 7.. If you haven't started yet I suggest you wait until the 31st and binge all 7 because number 6 is a real cliffhanger.
I was looking for something that wasn't cookie cutter detective mysteries and was hooked by Prime's description: "After losing her parents to a mysterious fire, nine-year-old Alice Hart is raised by her grandmother June on a flower farm where she learns there are secrets within secrets. But years on, an unearthed betrayal sees Alice forced to face her past."
Sounded like one of those gothic mysteries in the tradition of Du Maurier's Rebecca and Bronte's Jane Eyre. Well, it sorta is, but with modern issues.
The acting is great, the cast superb, the scenery gorgeous, and the story line disturbing, but necessary.
Sigourney Weaver plays against type in her character June Hart, a manipulative, controlling matriarch, who unsympathetically tries to hold her "family" together, often to their detriment.
I'm writing generalities. Others have been more specific.
See it.
Despite oddly choppy accents and some slower moments than a slow-burning story needs, this is a wonder. It is a story that should be seen and heard. If you haven't know violence, it is crucial; if you have, it is utterly respectful, familiar, perhaps healing.
What the slow burning plot does well is the inching towards reveals and epiphanies that happen as patiently crafted as the scenes surrounding them. No tricks of twists, no Hollywood quick turns.
The journey all these characters take, especially Alice, happens as life happens. One moment at a time.
Characters are complex and dynamic in rare realness; you'll find no heroes where it seems you will and no pure villains.
Flowers grow slowly from seed yet bloom quickly, like this beautiful piece of acting, courage, and community.
What the slow burning plot does well is the inching towards reveals and epiphanies that happen as patiently crafted as the scenes surrounding them. No tricks of twists, no Hollywood quick turns.
The journey all these characters take, especially Alice, happens as life happens. One moment at a time.
Characters are complex and dynamic in rare realness; you'll find no heroes where it seems you will and no pure villains.
Flowers grow slowly from seed yet bloom quickly, like this beautiful piece of acting, courage, and community.
I loved the series, it filled me with different emotions, good and bad, and also it filled me with an unexpected tranquility within the storm of emotions. Finally a story we can all learn from!
It is a drama, with tense and exciting moments that take you to the end of the story quite quickly, I was not bored at any time.
It also has very unexpected and epic moments.
All the actors are very good, and I've always loved S. Weaver. In this series she is wonderful, realistic, stupendous, magnificent, everything one asks for from a good actor, here you have it!
The series maintains the emotion and tension until the very end, I was sorry that it ended, that's the truth. Everything makes sense from beginning to end and the way of life of these women is something that touches my soul. The photography, the stories and meanings of the flowers, simply fascinating. Australia and its wonderful landscapes! And the fantastic houses! Wow!
The theme of the series is very important and treated with a lot of energy and respect. Best thing I've seen on the subject of abused women so far.
If you only like action series, without a theme, don't watch this one.
You see, my enthusiasm is endless. I recommend it without a doubt.
It is a drama, with tense and exciting moments that take you to the end of the story quite quickly, I was not bored at any time.
It also has very unexpected and epic moments.
All the actors are very good, and I've always loved S. Weaver. In this series she is wonderful, realistic, stupendous, magnificent, everything one asks for from a good actor, here you have it!
The series maintains the emotion and tension until the very end, I was sorry that it ended, that's the truth. Everything makes sense from beginning to end and the way of life of these women is something that touches my soul. The photography, the stories and meanings of the flowers, simply fascinating. Australia and its wonderful landscapes! And the fantastic houses! Wow!
The theme of the series is very important and treated with a lot of energy and respect. Best thing I've seen on the subject of abused women so far.
If you only like action series, without a theme, don't watch this one.
You see, my enthusiasm is endless. I recommend it without a doubt.
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- AnecdotesThe town Alice walks through to visit the library in episode one is Ulmurra, NSW. Behind Alice a popular pub which backs onto the river, can be seen. Ulmurra flooded in the February flood of 2022 which significantly affected every riverside town from Brisbane, Qld south through to Grafton, NSW.
- GaffesJune's Australian accent comes and goes.
- ConnexionsFeatured in The 7PM Project: Episode dated 10 March 2024 (2024)
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