Mothertime

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Mothertime
Directed by Matthew Jacobs
Produced by Josh Golding
Written by Novel:
Gillian White
Starring Kate Maberly
Gina McKee
Anthony Andrews
Imogen Stubbs
Shelia Allen
Felix Bell
Rosalind Bennett
Faith Brook
Megan De Wolf
Stephanie Fayerman
Music by John Harle
Cinematography Peter Hannan
Editing by Rodney Holland
Pamela Power
Distributed by BBC Films
Release dates 28 December 1997 (UK)
1 January 1998 (USA)
Running time 87 min.
Country London, England United Kingdom
Language English

Mothertime is a British film.

Synopsis

Vanessa and her siblings watch, as their divorced mother once again becomes drunk, making the children believe their Christmas will be ruined once again. Some drastic changes must be taken. When their mother is drunk, they take her and lock her in a basement to dry out. So begins a conspiracy to hide her absence from their father and the cleaning lady. The children feed their mother and spend many hours in the basement with her, hence the title 'Mothertime'. The children also spend time with their beloved father and his new wife hoping to spring a new but long lost family whole again. Unfortunately, the maneuvers are not so easy.

Awards

Cast

  • Kate Maberly (Vanessa)
  • Gina McKee (Caroline)
  • Anthony Andrews (Robin)
  • Imogen Stubbs (Suzie)
  • Shelia Allen (Eileen)
  • Felix Bell (Lot)
  • Rosalind Bennett (Ruby)
  • Faith Brook (Isobel)
  • Megan De Wolf (Sacha)
  • Rosy De Wolf (Amber)
  • Kevin Dyer (Park Supervisor)
  • Stephanie Fayerman (Mrs. Guerney)
  • Georgie Glen (Sister Louise)
  • Germaine Greer (Herself)
  • Sara-Marie Maltha (Ilse)
  • Ghizela Modood (Radio Presenter)
  • Ian Reddington (Bart)
  • Fenella Shepard (Assistant)
  • Zohren Weiss (Dominic)

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