Harrison’s Flowers (2000)

When esteemed photojournalist Harrison Lloyd is declared missing during the Yugoslav Wars, his wife, Sarah, embarks on a perilous journey to find him. Venturing into the heart of conflict, she faces the harrowing realities of war, determined to bring her husband home. Along the way, Sarah encounters fellow journalists and witnesses the profound impact of human resilience amidst chaos.

Length: 2h 10m
Genre: Drama, Romance, War
This Title is: Emotional, Intense

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Cast

Andie MacDowell, David Strathairn, Elias Koteas, Adrien Brody, Brendan Gleeson

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R – Contains strong war violence, gruesome images, pervasive language, and brief drug use.

Trivia

The film won the Jury Award for Best Cinematography at the 2000 San Sebastián International Film Festival.
Filming locations included Prague, Czech Republic, and New York, USA.
The movie is based on the novel “Le Diable a l’avantage” by Isabel Ellsen.

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Our Review

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Harrison’s Flowers offers a gripping portrayal of love and determination set against the backdrop of war-torn Yugoslavia. Andie MacDowell delivers a powerful performance as Sarah Lloyd, capturing the essence of a wife’s unwavering resolve. The supporting cast, including David Strathairn and Adrien Brody, add depth to the narrative, bringing authenticity to their roles. The storyline is both engaging and thought-provoking, shedding light on the perils faced by war correspondents and their families. Visually, the film excels in depicting the stark realities of conflict, with cinematography that immerses viewers into the heart of the war zone. Overall, Harrison’s Flowers stands as a poignant exploration of human resilience and the lengths one will go for love.

Critic Scores

Harrison’s Flowers has been praised for its intense portrayal of war and the emotional depth of its characters. Critics have highlighted the film’s realistic depiction of conflict zones and the compelling performances by the cast, particularly Andie MacDowell’s role as Sarah Lloyd. The cinematography has also been commended for capturing the harrowing atmosphere of war-torn regions.

IMDb Rating: 7.0/10