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Sunshine (DVD, 2001)

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Product Information

A study over three generations of a Hungarian-Jewish family called Sonnenschein which starts at the beginning of the twentieth century leading up to the present day...

Product Identifiers

ProducerAndras Hamori, Robert Lantos

EAN5060021171122

eBay Product ID (ePID)3952693

Product Key Features

ActorJohn Neville, David De Keyser, Rachel Weisz, Jennifer Ehle, William Hurt, Molly Parker, Rosemary Harris, Mark Strong, Miriam Margolyes, James Frain, Deborah Unger, Ralph Fiennes

Film/TV TitleSunshine

DirectorIstvan Szabo

LanguageEnglish

Run Time173 Mins

Aspect Ratio16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen\2.35 Wide Screen

Release Year2001

FormatDVD

FeaturesWidescreen, Cast and Crew Interviews\Trailer

GenreDrama, General

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Certificate15

ComposerMaurice Jarre

Additional InformationDirector Istvan Szabo's SUNSHINE is an epic tale that follows the Hungarian Jewish family the Sonnenscheins through five generations spanning more than 100 years, from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s, exploring the history, politics, world wars, social diaspora, and economic shifts that influence and change them during that period.<BR>Beginning with Emmanuel Sonnenschein, who builds a business around the family product (a Taste of Sunshine tonic), the film follows the lineage from his son Ignaz (Ralph Fiennes), a political conservative loyal to the Hungarian Republic, to Ignaz's son Adam (also played by Fiennes), an olympic fencer who is victimized by the Nazi genocide, to Adam's son Ivan (Fiennes again), a member of the Hungarian communist regime who manages to divorce himself from it and be free. Through these transitions, it is Valerie (played by both Jennifer Ehle and her real-life mother, Rosemary Harris), the cousin and wife of Ignaz, who becomes mother to Adam and grandmother to Ivan, supplying moral support, a family backbone, and photographs: a signature snapshot technique is used in the film to round out each major chapter or event. A beautiful film with easy transitions, dramatic scenery and costumes, and admirable performances, SUNSHINE's themes of family, history, and Hungarian pride resonate far beyond the big screen.

ReviewsVariety - ...[There is] care and emotion in every frame of SUNSHINE..., Entertainment Weekly - "...Never less than engrossing....Ehle glows..." -- Rating: B+, New York Times - ...[The film] follows in the footsteps of movies like Visconti's LEOPARD and Bertolucci's 1900, epics that aspired to match the sprawl and capaciousness of classic novels..., Los Angeles Times - ...It is a superb period re-creation and boasts a formidable international cast....Absorbing and illuminating in regard to the eras it spans..., Box Office - ...[SUNSHINE has] substance and intelligence..., USA Today - ...SUNSHINE opens with thunder: an impressively staged explosion that says we just dare you to snooze through this three-hour story...

ScreenwriterIstvan Szabo, Israel Horovitz

Sound sourceDolby Digital 5.1

EditorDominique Fortin, Michel Arcand

Movie/TV TitleSunshine

Director of PhotographyLajos Koltai