Jane Austen Book Club(DVD)

Jane Austen Book Club(DVD)

Robin Swicord directs this romantic comedy starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brenneman and Hugh Dancy. The story revolves around…
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Robin Swicord directs this romantic comedy starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brenneman and Hugh Dancy. The story revolves around five women and one man who get together once a month to discuss the novels of t...

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Robin Swicord directs this romantic comedy starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brenneman and Hugh Dancy. The story revolves around five women and one man who get together once a month to discuss the novels of the beloved English writer Jane Austen. The club is organised by Bernadette (Baker) in order to help her friend Sylvia (Brennemen) who is getting over a break-up. Sylvia's lesbian daughter Allegra (Maggie Grace) joins to support her mother, as does Sylvia's friend Jocelyn (Maria Bello) who brings along a young man she just met (Dancy) in the hope of playing matchmaker and the group is completed by Prudie Drummond (Emily Blunt), a young teacher. Finding comfort, wit and wisdom from the pages and each other, they begin to realise that their own love lives parallel Austen's seemingly timeless storylines.

Robin Swicord directs this romantic comedy starring Kathy Baker, Amy Brenneman and Hugh Dancy. The story revolves around five women and one man who get together once a month to discuss the novels of the beloved English writer Jane Austen. The club is organised by Bernadette (Baker) in order to help her friend Sylvia (Brennemen) who is getting over a break-up. Sylvia's lesbian daughter Allegra (Maggie Grace) joins to support her mother, as does Sylvia's friend Jocelyn (Maria Bello) who brings along a young man she just met (Dancy) in the hope of playing matchmaker and the group is completed by Prudie Drummond (Emily Blunt), a young teacher. Finding comfort, wit and wisdom from the pages and each other, they begin to realise that their own love lives parallel Austen's seemingly timeless storylines.

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