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With her employers out, a maid in 1920s England has a rare chance to meet with her secret lover, the son from a nearby manor. Class issues keep them apart, and although he is about to leave to marry a suitable wife, the events of this weekend could change their lives -- and love -- forever.

Primary Title
  • Mothering Sunday
Date Broadcast
  • Sunday 28 April 2024
Release Year
  • 2021
Start Time
  • 20 : 40
Finish Time
  • 22 : 30
Duration
  • 110:00
Channel
  • Whakaata Māori
Broadcaster
  • Whakaata Māori
Programme Description
  • With her employers out, a maid in 1920s England has a rare chance to meet with her secret lover, the son from a nearby manor. Class issues keep them apart, and although he is about to leave to marry a suitable wife, the events of this weekend could change their lives -- and love -- forever.
Classification
  • M
Owning Collection
  • TV & Radio
Broadcast Platform
  • Television
Languages
  • English
Captions
Live Broadcast
  • No
Rights Statement
  • Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Subjects
  • Women household employees--Drama
  • Young women--Drama
  • Social classes--Drama
  • Man-woman relationships--Drama
  • England--20th century--Drama
  • Orphans--Drama
  • Feature films--Great Britain
Genres
  • Drama
  • Historical drama
  • Romance
Contributors
  • Eva Husson (Director)
  • Alice Birch (Writer)
  • Odessa Young (Actor)
  • Josh O'Connor (Actor)
  • Colin Firth (Actor)
  • Olivia Colman (Actor)
  • Glenda Jackson (Actor)
  • Emma D'Arcy (Actor)
  • Simon Shepherd (Actor)
  • Caroline Harker (Actor)
  • Elizabeth Karlsen (Producer)
  • Stephen Woolley (Producer)
  • Jamie Ramsay (Director of Photography)
  • Emilie Orsini (Editor)
  • Helen Scott (Production Designer)
  • Morgan Kibby (Composer)
  • Number 9 Films (Production Unit)
  • Lipsync Productions (Production Unit)
  • British Film Institute (Production Unit)
  • Film4 (Production Unit)
Subjects
  • Women household employees--Drama
  • Young women--Drama
  • Social classes--Drama
  • Man-woman relationships--Drama
  • England--20th century--Drama
  • Orphans--Drama
  • Feature films--Great Britain