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The Bookshop

That sunny day she left the bakfeeling angry, proud, impatient, and terribly alive. She...

That sunny day she left the bak
feeling angry, proud, impatient, and terribly alive. She was going
to pursue her dream and nobody,
not even Mr. Potatohead, was going to stop her

Full Transcript

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That sunny day she left the bak feeling angry, proud,
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impatient, and terribly alive.
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She was going to pursue her dream
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and nobody, not even Mr. Potatohead,
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was going to stop her.
Duration
15 seconds
Views
40
Timestamp in Movie
00:04:05
Uploaded
Jun 30, 2025
Genres
drama
Production
Zephyr Films,A Contracorriente Films,Diagonal TV

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Movie Summary

England 1959. In a small East Anglian town, Florence Green decides, against polite but ruthless local opposition, to open a bookshop.
FLORENCE: Hello, Mr. Raven. Not at the moment, why? - The Bookshop 00:04
FLORENCE: Hello, Mr. Raven. Not at the moment, why?
MR. RAVEN: Watch out! It's very slippery, - The Bookshop 00:07
MR. RAVEN: Watch out! It's very slippery,
That you are a woman who don't frighten easily. - The Bookshop 00:04
That you are a woman who don't frighten easily.
Rumor has it that you're about to open a bookshop here. - The Bookshop 00:05
Rumor has it that you're about to open a bookshop here.
[CHUCKLES] - The Bookshop 00:06
[CHUCKLES]
The only person here who reads is Mr. Brundish. - The Bookshop 00:04
The only person here who reads is Mr. Brundish.
And I don't think he's gonna be - The Bookshop 00:04
And I don't think he's gonna be
Do you not read Mr Raven - The Bookshop 00:14
Do you not read Mr Raven
[FLORENCE CHUCKLES] - The Bookshop 00:04
[FLORENCE CHUCKLES]
Mr Brundish lived alone in the oldest house in Hardborough - The Bookshop 00:21
Mr Brundish lived alone in the oldest house in Hardborough
NARRATOR: Mister Brundish lived alone - The Bookshop 00:40
NARRATOR: Mister Brundish lived alone
[INDISTINCT CHATTER] - The Bookshop 00:06
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
It's a... very deep maroon, - The Bookshop 00:06
It's a... very deep maroon,
Well, Sam Wilkins was in, and fixed the bath, and tiled the roof - The Bookshop 00:07
Well, Sam Wilkins was in, and fixed the bath, and tiled the ...
That place is... like an old fossil. - The Bookshop 00:04
That place is... like an old fossil.
But nobody actually thought you were gonna move into the Old House, - The Bookshop 00:07
But nobody actually thought you were gonna move into the Old...
I should think the wood in an old house like that creaks everywhere. - The Bookshop 00:05
I should think the wood in an old house like that creaks eve...
It's a very deep maroon. - The Bookshop 00:04
It's a very deep maroon.
It's not every day that the General and Mrs. Gamart - The Bookshop 00:05
It's not every day that the General and Mrs. Gamart
[JAZZ PLAYING] - The Bookshop 00:07
[JAZZ PLAYING]