On August 12th, 2014, Cinedigm and Tribeca Film released Summer in February on DVD! I knew right away this would be the traditional tradgic love story set in a time that I absolutely love! I sometimes believe I was born in the wrong decade and absolutely love the different love stories of each era!
The synopsis says "Adapted from the book by Jonathan Smith, Summer in February is set in an idyllic artist colony in England, 1913, as the world stands on the brink of war. When fledgling artist Munning (Cooper) and his best friend Gilbert (Stevens) meet the beautiful Florence Carter-Wood (Browning), romance soon blossoms between Munning and Carter-Wood. However, Gilbert finds that he is falling in love with her as well. As the country is brought to its knees with the start of the World War I, the deeply moving film follows the heartbreaking love triangle that ensues to its tragic result."
With popular actors like, Dominic Cooper (Captain America), Screen Actors Guild Award® winner Dan Stevens (“Downton Abbey”) and Emily Browning (Pompeii, Sucker Punch), I knew I was going to enjoy this one. Of course it was a typical girlie movie where the end is very predictable. However, I felt zoned in throughout. I loved seeing all the big name actors from the shows I watch constantly and this one played into my love of the hopeless romantic stories.
Price: $14.93
Recommendation: Now I thought this was a cute movie! Yes a little slow moving maybe for someone Alana's age but I thought it was very realistic and I could see this happening to just about any one of my friends (or even possibly myself if I wasn't already married)!
Director: Christopher Menaul
Screenwriter: Jonathan Smith
Producer: Jeremy Cowdrey, Janette Day, Pippa Cross, Dan Stevens
Editors: Chris Gill, St. John O'Rorke
Cinematographer: Andrew Dunn
Cast: Dominic Cooper, Dan Stevens, Emily Browning
Year: 2013
Length: 101 minutes
Language: English
Country: U.K.
Facebook: Cinedigm
Twitter: @Cinedigm
Giveaway: Cinedigm is going to give one of A Lucky Ladybug's lucky readers Summer in February DVD of their own!
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