+Vintage Current Unfortunately I can not. :( But thank you for the tip off about the book. I will have to look into that. :) By the way, I was so glad to see a new video from you. I love your videos and miss them.
As actors Judy Davis and Kate Winslet are nearly flawless at their craft ... I loved the whole movie ... the directing, cinematography, the costumes (deserved the Oscar) , the over all acting... it was all on point ... the only thing I truly hated and made absolutely no sense to me at all was when Teddy died in the grain silo ... I was like WTF ... Why the f-did they have to kill Teddy? Can someone please explain this to me? I watched the movie twice to try to understand why on earth they decided it would be a good idea to kill Teddy ... it still makes absolutely no sense to me ... especially since the main character finally got to the point in her storyline where she could feel loved... for perhaps the very first time in her life and finally believed she was no longer cursed ... Only to immediately be forced back into the torture of feeling cursed and abandoned all over again and again. I thought if anyone deserved to die a terrible screen death it was that witch of a school teacher. That's the only thing I wish I could change about this movie... kill the damn school teacher and let Tilly and Teddy have a better life together away from that terrible place ... Tilly and Teddy should have both been on that train in the end. I do understand in the end she got her revenge on the entire town for her stolen childhood and all... but now she's even more cursed by literally leaving nothing but ashes in her wake... It really would have been a far better story if they (the director and the screenwriter) had found a way for both Tilly and Teddy to get out of that God forsaken place alive ... people need to be able to believe that a better life is at least possible ... otherwise it's all meaningless ... Without love or hope what's the point of living life at all?
Bibz Y It was set in the 1950s. The fabric was imported and there is a scene showcasing that. Not too difficult and actually not more expensive than it is to get the same fabric today.
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this was an incredible film.. sadly it didnt get worldwide recognition as it got in Australia
Kateamby winslet I loved it I’m in wales 💕
I loved it. Ive seen it like 10 times
I love the movie.The costumes were beautiful too.
Have you done a clip on the Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries costume exhibition?
Gorgeous designs! And such a fun interview.
+Ruby Feline Thank you - I wanted to take them all home :)
I was currently in australia when i found the movie.I was happy to find and watch it
What a beautiful exhibit!
+Uniquely Madison Can you get there to see it? They also have a book out of all the costumes.
+Vintage Current
Unfortunately I can not. :( But thank you for the tip off about the book. I will have to look into that. :)
By the way, I was so glad to see a new video from you. I love your videos and miss them.
love it
+Alicia Gaborr :)
Thank you!
+Anna Avdeeva You're welcome!
As actors Judy Davis and Kate Winslet are nearly flawless at their craft ... I loved the whole movie ... the directing, cinematography, the costumes (deserved the Oscar) , the over all acting... it was all on point ... the only thing I truly hated and made absolutely no sense to me at all was when Teddy died in the grain silo ... I was like WTF ... Why the f-did they have to kill Teddy? Can someone please explain this to me? I watched the movie twice to try to understand why on earth they decided it would be a good idea to kill Teddy ... it still makes absolutely no sense to me ... especially since the main character finally got to the point in her storyline where she could feel loved... for perhaps the very first time in her life and finally believed she was no longer cursed ... Only to immediately be forced back into the torture of feeling cursed and abandoned all over again and again. I thought if anyone deserved to die a terrible screen death it was that witch of a school teacher. That's the only thing I wish I could change about this movie... kill the damn school teacher and let Tilly and Teddy have a better life together away from that terrible place ... Tilly and Teddy should have both been on that train in the end. I do understand in the end she got her revenge on the entire town for her stolen childhood and all... but now she's even more cursed by literally leaving nothing but ashes in her wake... It really would have been a far better story if they (the director and the screenwriter) had found a way for both Tilly and Teddy to get out of that God forsaken place alive ... people need to be able to believe that a better life is at least possible ... otherwise it's all meaningless ... Without love or hope what's the point of living life at all?
During the time that the movie was situated in, wouldn't that type of fabric been expensive and hard to get.
Bibz Y It was set in the 1950s. The fabric was imported and there is a scene showcasing that.
Not too difficult and actually not more expensive than it is to get the same fabric today.