Post by John Green on Sept 13, 2022 19:47:00 GMT
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An unsettling tale of loss, alienation and the desire for friendship, ATV's BAFTA-nominated adaptation of Pamela Sykes' classic novel is as haunting now as it was when first shown in the spring of 1978. Adapted by award-winning writers Colin Shindler and Gail Renard, Come Back Lucy remains a stand-out production in a decade where drama series pushed boundaries and set new standards for what was acceptable on children's television. This release contains all six episodes.
The present becomes strangely entangled with the past when Lucy's aunt dies and she must leave the peaceful countryside to live with trendy relatives in London. In the attic of her cousins' old Victorian house she is confronted by Alice, a girl from the past, and discovers that time has rolled back a hundred years.
SPECIAL FEATURES
[] Coming Back: brand-new interviews with actor Francois Evans, writers Gail Renard and Colin Shindler and director Paul Harrison
[] Through the Mirror: Jill Nolan and Becky Darke examine Pamela Sykes' original novel
[] German titles.
An unsettling tale of loss, alienation and the desire for friendship, ATV's BAFTA-nominated adaptation of Pamela Sykes' classic novel is as haunting now as it was when first shown in the spring of 1978. Adapted by award-winning writers Colin Shindler and Gail Renard, Come Back Lucy remains a stand-out production in a decade where drama series pushed boundaries and set new standards for what was acceptable on children's television. This release contains all six episodes.
The present becomes strangely entangled with the past when Lucy's aunt dies and she must leave the peaceful countryside to live with trendy relatives in London. In the attic of her cousins' old Victorian house she is confronted by Alice, a girl from the past, and discovers that time has rolled back a hundred years.
SPECIAL FEATURES
[] Coming Back: brand-new interviews with actor Francois Evans, writers Gail Renard and Colin Shindler and director Paul Harrison
[] Through the Mirror: Jill Nolan and Becky Darke examine Pamela Sykes' original novel
[] German titles.