I know there was a thread some time ago with recommendations of programmes on Netflix, but I can’t find it. So, starting another one. I’ve just had a relaxing couple of hours watching Mona Lisa Smile. A lovely feel good film set in an American girls college in the early 1950s. Any other recommendations or avoids?
Just to add, Swimming with Men is based upon the true story of a group of middle aged Swedish men who formed a synchronised swimming team. On another thread someone recommended Dumplin'. Dolly Parton music throughout. I watched it, enjoyed it and would like to say thank you to whoever suggested it.
Watched ‘On Chesil Beach’, not sure about it. I suppose that’s what it was like for some young marrieds in the 60s. I wanted to shake them! I gave up on the book, but will have another go.
Swimming with Men is a really good, feel good movie. I really enjoyed it. Also try The Cobbler, Adam Sandler in a different sort of role. You might have to search for them but they are still available.
I'm loving Afterlife too. I would probably not have watched it but for this thread, so thanks. Very poignant at times, and I see that Ricky Gervais also wrote it.
Empress In The Palace .The costumes and sets are stunning. The film, Nothing to Hide and for relaxation I am watching the whole of GBBO from the beginning
We watched After Life, all the episodes back to back, and really enjoyed it, (and although to say I enjoyed a drama that dealt with depression after bereavement doesn't sound right, it's sensitive and does have many lighter moments). I've never really been a fan of Ricky Gervais, but his acting in this I thought was so good. He wrote /directed it, I believe? Penelope Wilmot also starred.