| release date: | March 23, 2001 |
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| genre: | Drama |
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| running time: | 123 min. |
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| director: | John Greyson, William Heins |
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| studio: | Odeon Films Inc. |
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| producer(s): | Damon D'Oliveira, Phyllis Laing, John Greyson |
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| screenplay: | John Greyson |
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| cast: | Sarah Polley, Diane Ladd, Brendan Fletcher, Sean McCann, Shirley Douglas, Victor Cowie |
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The Law Of Enclosures Movie Synopsis
Beatrice (Polley) is intrigued and smitten by Henry (Fletcher), who is dying of cancer. With one
day left before his surgery, which will likely be a death sentence, Henry finally allows her
into his heart, and his bed.
But the surgery is a success, and Henry is cured. The two marry and 40 years later, the
youthful and passionate love they once had has dwindled into almost nothing. While building
their dream home in the country, Beatrice (Ladd) is diagnosed with cancer, and now
Henry (McCann) must care for her. The event brings back memories of their first year together.
great acting; powerful story; well done all around