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The Bookshop

It's about good pirates and evil children

Christine:

[looking at Richard Hughes's A High Wind in Jamaica, which Florence has ordered her to read]
What's it about? Florence Green:
It's about good pirates and evil children

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What's it about
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It's about good pirates and evil children
Duration
9 seconds
Views
315
Timestamp in Movie
00:41:02
Uploaded
Mar 15, 2022
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.

Actors

Honor Kneafsey
Christine
Honor Kneafsey
Emily Mortimer
Florence Green
Emily Mortimer
- He was a great traveler. - [TEA POURING] - The Bookshop 00:07
- He was a great traveler. - [TEA POURING]
I was wondering if you'd like me to help you with your school work or something? - The Bookshop 00:05
I was wondering if you'd like me to help you with your ...
- We could read things together, maybe, or... - There's nothing to read. - The Bookshop 00:04
- We could read things together, maybe, or... - There's...
They give you some pictures and say: "Which one is the odd one out?" - The Bookshop 00:07
They give you some pictures and say: "Which one is the ...
...eight, five, eleven, nine, twenty-two and sixteen, - The Bookshop 00:09
...eight, five, eleven, nine, twenty-two and sixteen,
You're too nice. He's a nasty piece of work. - The Bookshop 00:04
You're too nice. He's a nasty piece of work.
I know you don't like reading, - The Bookshop 00:07
I know you don't like reading,
Well, if you let me have the Chinese tray in your will, - The Bookshop 00:05
Well, if you let me have the Chinese tray in your will,
seagulls-cawing - The Bookshop 00:07
seagulls-cawing
[CRICKETS CHIRPING] - The Bookshop 00:04
[CRICKETS CHIRPING]
"Dear Mr. Brundish. - The Bookshop 00:28
"Dear Mr. Brundish.
[FLORENCE GIGGLING] - The Bookshop 00:10
[FLORENCE GIGGLING]
Mr. Brundish has asked me to deliver him a fruit cake on Sunday. - The Bookshop 00:05
Mr. Brundish has asked me to deliver him a fruit cake on Sun...
And he has also asked me to ask you - The Bookshop 00:06
And he has also asked me to ask you
[DOOR CLOSES] - The Bookshop 00:05
[DOOR CLOSES]
Still having trouble finding a buyer for the fish shop, - The Bookshop 00:05
Still having trouble finding a buyer for the fish shop,
I bet the General and Mrs. Gamart are seething about the matter. - The Bookshop 00:04
I bet the General and Mrs. Gamart are seething about the mat...
So, Holt House for tea, eh? [GIGGLES] - The Bookshop 00:08
So, Holt House for tea, eh? [GIGGLES]
[CHURCH BELL RINGS] - The Bookshop 00:10
[CHURCH BELL RINGS]
- Well... - [LAUGHS AWKWARDLY] - The Bookshop 00:05
- Well... - [LAUGHS AWKWARDLY]