'A film that slowly absorbs you, and sinks into your soul'.
On this episode, Anna introduces film journalist and podcaster Emily Murray to the work of Bill Forsyth for the first time, as they discuss Housekeeping, his fifth film (and first outside Scotland).
Based on the novel by Marilynne Robinson, the film centres on two sisters growing up in rural Idaho during the 1950s, who fall into the care of their eccentric Aunt Sylvie, played by Christine Lahti.
Anna and Emily discuss female family dynamics, the role of nature in our lives, and the importance of embracing your difference and individuality.
You can find Emily on Twitter - @EmilyVMurray and links to her podcasts at @NolanMeNolanYou and @FincherTakesIt
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