The Young Victoria
’The Young Victoria’ is a historical film with stunning decorations, a thoughtful script, atmospheric soundtrack, and incredible costume designs for which the film was awarded an Oscar in 2009. Some of the dresses made for Emily Blunt are exact replicas of the Queen’s dresses. You’ll definitely enjoy this beautiful and magical love story.
Funny Face
An impromptu shoot of salesgirl Jo Stockton (Audrey Hepburn) at a bookstore by photographer Dick Avery (Fred Astaire) brings about a new fashion idol for the magazine ‘Quality.’ This light and genuine comedy with the gorgeous and inspiring Audrey Hepburn, whose costume was created by the outstanding designer, Hubert Givenchy, will delight audiences now and forever.
La môme
It’s a musical and poignant biopic about the controversial and extraordinary French diva Edith Piaf, who never gave up struggling for her right to happiness, love, and creativity. Piaf’s gravelly voice and heart-rendering, dramatic, and tumultuous life is superbly described in the movie directed by Olivier Dahan.
Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day
Miss Guinevere Pettigrew, a middle-aged London governess, finds herself dismissed from her job after another conflict with her employer. Her search for a new job eventually throws her into the glamorous world of a young and beautiful singer, Delysia Lafosse. It’s a bright, extravagant movie that perfectly demonstrates 1930s London in all its glory and charm.
Elizabeth: The Golden Age
This majestic film depicts the most intriguing moments of England’s history in the 16th century. The country is led by the ’Virgin Queen,’ Elizabeth I, whose decisive defeat of the invincible Spanish King Philip and his armada makes England a powerful state. Cate Blanchett is amazing in the role of the queen — she is the embodiment of an unhappy, yet strong-willed woman, who opens a ‘golden age’ in the history of England.
An Education
Jenny is a 16-year-old, hard-working student and talented musician whose life’s ambition is to be accepted to Oxford University. Jenny’s encounter with David Goldman, a handsome and rich man over twice her age, completely changes her life principles. Rich friends, expensive gifts, highly intellectual conversations, a weekend in Paris — all these seem to be the ultimate dream of any girl. But what will Jenny choose? Find out by watching this really inspiring, romantic, and wonderfully entertaining British movie.