Day of the Flowers

2012
1h 39min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo Scottish sisters, one a left-wing activist, the other a popular party girl, travel to Cuba to scatter their late father's ashes. In losing and trying to reclaim their father's ashes, the... Tout lireTwo Scottish sisters, one a left-wing activist, the other a popular party girl, travel to Cuba to scatter their late father's ashes. In losing and trying to reclaim their father's ashes, the bickering sisters set off on a journey that them takes them through romance, danger, and ... Tout lireTwo Scottish sisters, one a left-wing activist, the other a popular party girl, travel to Cuba to scatter their late father's ashes. In losing and trying to reclaim their father's ashes, the bickering sisters set off on a journey that them takes them through romance, danger, and the discovery of old family secrets.

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- 2 nominations au total

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My Friend The Sun
Written by John Whitney and Roger Chapman
Performed by Family
Published by EMI United Partnership Ltd
Dukeslodge Enterprises Ltd P. Chappo Music ©1972
Licensed from Demon Music Group Ltd
Courtesy of Mystic Records Ltd
ISRC: GB-BLG-72-00015

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Day of the Flowers -Edinburgh Film Festival

Day of flowers invites it's audience to join two Scottish sisters Rosa (Eva Birthistle) and Ailie (Charity Wakefield) in an amusing and fun Cuban adventure. After stealing their father's ashes they decide to take a trip to Cuba to sprinkle the ashes there as their late father was a revolutionary. Little do they know not only will it be a trip to say goodbye to their father but it will be a journey of discovery. The film is beautifully shot which captures the spirit of Cuba with a notable performance from dancer Carlos Acosta (one to watch in the future I think). An enjoyable 100 minutes viewing with plenty to keep your attention. Love, comedy, dancing and fun. It's great to see Scottish films coming into the limelight.