Sunshine

Film per la TV
1973
G
2h 1min

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7,8/10

678

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Cliff De Young and Cristina Raines in Sunshine (1973)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen a young woman who is living in the woods with her struggling-musician husband and her very young daughter discovers that she has terminal cancer, she begins to tape-record a journal of ... Leggi tuttoWhen a young woman who is living in the woods with her struggling-musician husband and her very young daughter discovers that she has terminal cancer, she begins to tape-record a journal of the time she has left, hoping to leave something precious for her daughter.When a young woman who is living in the woods with her struggling-musician husband and her very young daughter discovers that she has terminal cancer, she begins to tape-record a journal of the time she has left, hoping to leave something precious for her daughter.

Regia
- Joseph Sargent
Sceneggiatura
- Carol Sobieski
- Jacquelyn Helton
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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,8/10

678

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Regia
- Joseph Sargent
Sceneggiatura
- Carol Sobieski
- Jacquelyn Helton
Star

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This 1973 film featured seven songs written (or co-written) by John Denver, including the song, "Sunshine on My Shoulders," for which the film is named. In 1974, Denver later released "Back Home Again", and he tips his hat to this film with a reference in the third verse: "And your mother called last Friday, 'Sunshine' made her cry." This film originally aired on the CBS network as an episode of the 'CBS Friday Night Movie' on November 9, 1973. When first aired, "Sunshine" was the most watched made-for-TV film in history.

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Followed by Sunshine (1975)

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My Sweet Lady
Words and Music: John Denver

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10/10

From the heart, of the heart, in the heart !

I saw this movie as a young "hippie" woman and just loved it. It captured the times of 1973 perfectly. The subject matter, young love, family, illness, free spirits were right on. The photography was beautiful as well as the John Denver music, which was at the height of his popularity. I felt the lead character to be very brave. I now have a stepdaughter the same age I was when I first saw this movie and I only wish she could view it too. Who says great movies are not written for television?