Mothering Sunday

From the laureate of the Buker Prize. Life is woven from moments, impressions, associations. Few people remember them in detail. But Jane Fairchald has always paid attention to the details. And the motherly Sunday of 1924, the day when Paul Sheringham crashed in a car accident - her lover, she remembered in all details - up to sounds and the game of shadows, smells and sensations. And it was on this day that the orphan, Jane"s orphan, appeared and a famous writer appeared who has a long, very long life, in whom the rule of several kings, two world wars and a lot more will fit. And all her life she will solve this secret - why is reality reflected in our consciousness one way or another? And how to find the necessary words to reproduce a chain of moments? Now - and on the movie screens. This story will come to life, and the main characters will be embodied by Odessa Young and George O"Connor. Read the book - watch the movie. “Hasson skillfully uses the structure of the film to imitate the format of the writer’s novel, looking back at key points in life and walking along the tangent.”