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Lost for Words (1999)

Deric Longden and his wife, Aileen, come to terms with the fact that his mother, Annie, is getting too old to live on her own. Annie suffers her first stroke and a nursing home is the obvious solution, but which one and where?

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Private U 25 Mar 2008

Two themes nobody wants to confront in real life ? ageing, and dementia. Now imagine it?s your *own* mother or grandmother who becomes thus stricken. Fantastic performances that only the British can turn out: Pete Postlethwaite and Dame Thora Hird transcend the original book of Deric Longden. Throughout the movie, you?re on the verge of breaking out in laughter one moment (Thora always comes across as a lovable ?little old lady?); then, tears, the next. For those who have cared for elderly or dementia afflicted relatives, it is what it is. And it?s very candidly presented here. Highly recommended viewing.

Laurie W 01 Mar 2008

oh this movie is so sad but very beautiful.

Siân P 20 Aug 2008

Vastly underrated film. Postlethwaite is just brilliant in everything, and Thora Hird was genius (RIP Thora). It's terribly sad but very funny too.

Calum B 11 Jul 2012

This successfully treads a fine line dealing with the last days of a wonderful, slightly eccentric Mother (Dame Thora Hird)and her loving middle aged son (Pete Postlethwaite). The film has has a lighter, more playful tone than that premise would suggest. It's not that the film looks away from the sadness of death. It can be tough to watch this life- filled older woman slowly deteriorate through a series of strokes. But it's clear what she will leave behind are a lot of loving memories of her quirky, feisty and funny self. Occasionally the film does tip over into over-sentimentality, and on the other extreme, some of the running comic bits, especially by some underwritten supporting characters get milked way too long. But in the end, this is a 2 actor show, and Hird and Postlethwaite create a couple of wonderful and memorable characters dealing tackling difficult issues with love and a laugh along with the tears,

Val H 09 Jun 2012

Memories are made of this. Quirky, feisty and fun. A skilful blend of comedy and heartwarming pathos. Much more to laugh than cry. Never judge a movie by its cover.