Has anyone seen this film, and if so, any comments, especially about the third act and the subtle class distinctions used to articulate the hypocrisy of a society, at the time, where women of means had options, while Vera's character simply performed the same service... out of empathy... not for material gain as her procurer of assignments and Medical Doctors did?
I found this to be the underlying "linchpin" that held the entire theme together? That, integrated with a character study of Vera herself and blue collar Great Britain in the wake of World War Two!
Any thoughts on this film and Imelda Staunton's performance... I thought it and the film absorbing at first and then riveting!:hat
I found this to be the underlying "linchpin" that held the entire theme together? That, integrated with a character study of Vera herself and blue collar Great Britain in the wake of World War Two!
Any thoughts on this film and Imelda Staunton's performance... I thought it and the film absorbing at first and then riveting!:hat
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