Barbara Thorburn wiles away the hours with memories of Greta, her mother, the poet.Barbara Thorburn wiles away the hours with memories of Greta, her mother, the poet.Barbara Thorburn wiles away the hours with memories of Greta, her mother, the poet.
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Words and music by Curly Williams
Published by Robbins Music Corp. Ltd.
© 1951
Performed by Hank Williams
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Aside from the absolutely beautiful scenery of Orkney, this movie is really not worth watching.
I had been looking forward to seeing this because I was very interested in seeing a film directed by a Scottish woman (there are few) and my film prof told me that the director's short films were brilliant. I was extraordinarily disappointed. It takes place in three time periods, with the most modern one being the most irritating (is it a play? is it a movie?). The plot is nearly non-existent...it has something to do with a family of slightly wacky women who have a tendency to drown, with some attempts to have an evil city/wonderful country seaside conflict, but the effect is extremely muddled.
My advice? Don't bother with this one.
I had been looking forward to seeing this because I was very interested in seeing a film directed by a Scottish woman (there are few) and my film prof told me that the director's short films were brilliant. I was extraordinarily disappointed. It takes place in three time periods, with the most modern one being the most irritating (is it a play? is it a movie?). The plot is nearly non-existent...it has something to do with a family of slightly wacky women who have a tendency to drown, with some attempts to have an evil city/wonderful country seaside conflict, but the effect is extremely muddled.
My advice? Don't bother with this one.
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