To the Lighthouse Page #6

Synopsis: A faithful dramatization of Virginia Woolf's novel. A lecturer, his family, the spinster Aunt Lily, an old friend, and a student, Charles Tansley, spend a summer in an isolated house in Cornwall just before World War I. The stern Mr. Ramsay scolds everybody, while Mrs. Ramsay is the linchpin in keeping the family together. Aunt Lily paints, and the family talk about sailing to the lighthouse, but the trip is always postponed.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Colin Gregg
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Year:
1983
115 min
2,411 Views


brought at the sartorial aspects of your

tastes you would add a patch upon our

student days no it's the same old

suitcase and much the same inside ed.

Lily

what did the Coast Guard's have to say

James

they said the weather won't change for

two or three days excellent good weather.

Sam said he thought you could be

whistling for wind

well whistle we shall and we will find

it will you be ready for an early start

can change

this father yes Father

he's a morbid old man naturally didn't

ask me if I wanted to come here again

please here we are again in this smelly

old house with Gerald Augustus and his

lords and poetry and dear old lily and

her paintings he has what he wanted a

good wallow in the past the past is dead

gone finished

people shouldn't look back they should

only look forward he's got two

photographs of never me talk tour of

your chest at home that's different

didn't change that's different and now

we have a trip to the lighthouse do you

know he's had Nancy rushing around all

evening trying to learn things to pack

as a parcel for the lighthouse men he

even wanted to admit something Polly

Nancy she's so afraid of him

cam why did he want to go to the

lighthouse so much

don't you know who James it's fully in I

saw child can't live during the war did

I ever tell you I think you mentioned it

was rather extraordinary I have a friend

who's very you know active in politics

and feminism zone and she took me to a

meeting it was rather a dreary church

hall in Kensington the speakers were

opposed to conscription it was

incredibly noisy these soldiers was

shouting making awful threats and some

people were singing hymns and suddenly

they're in all this confusion and so it

was Charles up there on the stage giving

a speech

he looked even thinner even more

poverty-stricken I never knew he was a

conscientious objector

well we've completely lost touch needn't

have worried that if the army would have

wanted him anyway Nancy well I suppose

he is very laudable expecting with a

right to offend us I mean that and from

it I often find myself remaining

someone's principles and then despising

him anyway

while the virtue is so ugly and I really

can't blame you for hating the

conscience I mean people who love

for me we must go slowly we here forward.

Augustus was terribly upset you know but

ambien Rosie he was near to death

himself Sandra was a favorite wasn't it

had something in common

Andrew had that same self-sufficiency

he liked the army didn't it how Pauling

that is I remember talking to him it

proves wedding well now you have

penetrated my heart Melanie the wedding

yes I'm an old blunderer.

I think you should go end up I think I

thought were painting things with you

I'm in battles or Gus's say no case

there are things mind you I have a work

to finish

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[Applause]

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Which is transcript will you present my

compliments to James and Kahneman tell

them to hurry up yes we're going good

morning mister come I come I never

recall you appearing so early for

breakfast mr. Carmichael

oh I grew last silly manse by working at

night the Mules beguiled and the smaller

glad that one out about 65 will you scam

children come out here Paul Michael do

you know that final summer we spent here.

Michael had published a series of

lectures in the spring of that year

when they will receive not quite up to

the standard in his previous work they

said in the learn of Jones Clinton's

best.

I never knew that he had his heart out

all that summer Caroline consoled him

distracted you know the way she always

did always had perhaps

too much

what's the matter

just your usual misery with nothing to

say to your Oh from no crumb pity I will

not arrive with something that looks

like a remnant from the church bazaar I

thought you were gone

this expedition is in memory of my wife

meaning she like to see that the white

husband were careful.

Oh beautiful boots yes SS raisin thing

there's only one man in England who can

make boots as good as these let's see if

you can tie a good knot young lady

double-barrel a

he's happy now he has his exhibition

okay

you've gotta take the teller Master Jay

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You

[Applause]

[Music]

I'm glad you came now cam he's beautiful

out here

I'm glad you came you and James - what

you reading a nonsense this apparently

is one of the bright young men in my

field more flashes here in their

residence there is many holes is in that

old shrimping that you used to love.

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You

and.

I'll take the tuna now mr. James

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Then.

Oh

which is finished

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Official name.

[Music]

Closed.

[Music]

[Applause]

[Music]

You

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You

[Music]

Mmm

you.

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