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The Holly and the Ivy

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In a cozy English village, Christmas is approaching, and the atmosphere is filled with both festive spirit and family tensions. The story revolves around a family of four who gather in their childhood home, where old grievances and secrets begin to surface. The matriarch, a strong and determined woman, tries to maintain harmony while facing the reality of her own loneliness and frustrations. The arrival of her eldest daughter, who has chosen to renounce family life for a tumultuous relationship, ignites sparks that rekindle old resentments.

Each character brings their own emotional burden, from the youngest daughter, whose innocence contrasts with her sister's cynicism, to the brother who struggles to find his place in a world that seems to be crumbling. Christmas, with its promise of reconciliation, serves as the backdrop for a series of dramatic and tender interactions. As the night progresses, each family member is forced to confront their wishes and fears, leading to moments of revelation and, in some cases, painful confrontation.

With a clever script and memorable performances, the film offers an intimate look at family relationships, reminding the audience that despite conflicts, there is always the possibility of redemption and love during the holiday season. Ultimately, it is about recognizing the value of what truly matters: family.

Media type
Movie
Year
1952
Director
George More O'Ferrall
Writer
Anatole de Grunwald
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.20
Actors
Ralph Richardson
Celia Johnson
Margaret Leighton
Denholm Elliott
John Gregson
Hugh Williams
Margaret Halstan
Maureen Delaney
William Hartnell
Robert Flemyng
Roland Culver
John Barry
Dandy Nichols
Gender
Drama
Country
United Kingdom
Producers
Anatole de Grunwald
Original title
The Holly and the Ivy
Duration
83
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