Bread and Tulips

2000 "Imagine your life. Now go live it."
Bread and Tulips
7.3| 1h54m| en| More Info
Released: 21 December 2000 Released
Producted By: Istituto Luce Cinecittà
Country: Switzerland
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An endearing light comedy about a woman who spontaneously becomes a resident of Venice after her family left her behind. While enjoying the wonderful people she meets she achieves a new life and the first time independent of her family.

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lexie88 Such a warm, wonderful movie! There is nothing superficial or artificial about the story or characters: they are all ordinary people who had their paths crossed by pure chance and happened to connect to each other in very profound ways. The story feels real, the characters too - you could say they are real, since I'm sure that all of us have in our surroundings one of these people; and one can really connect to the story on some level at least, if not on all - for me, it looks exactly like something I would do. The plot is simple, but significant and deep, full of life, life at its liveliest - you can actually feel how it pulsates throughout the movie.I really loved this movie! It doesn't make you laugh, but it makes you smile with all your heart; it doesn't make you sob, but my eyes watered a bit at some points. And I honestly recommend it to everyone, especially those who seek to feel warmth wrapping around their hearts... I don't know why, but the setting and the atmosphere reminded me of my childhood, perhaps that is why I liked it that much... Watch and enjoy! :)
Bella As American living in Italy, I can assure anyone that the main character is realistically impersonated and she had enough of the Italian typical man depicted by her husband. The movie reflects on the freedom of spirit that cannot be withheld by anyone but also upon human relationships, gossip, interpretations and misinterpretations of news, facts or subjective experiences. Perfect chosen scene for the movie, not only for the unique lagoons and architecture of Venice but also for the romance spirit lingering in every of its corner. Besides, it was a good opportunity for extensive advertising around the world. This is an Italian spoken movie with English subtitles but easy to pick up on Italian for those who would like to learn it. Recommended for light viewing.
Brian T. Whitlock (GOWBTW) If you like some romantic flair Italian style, "Bread and Tulips" is just your bang! Self-discovery is what a lot of people want, even I would do such a thing. When you got a housewife who accidentally left behind on vacation, she begins to discover herself one step at a time. She got two sons, a husband who happens to be anything but faithful. Then there's this owner of a apartment with a troubled past, who gets the surprise he'll never forget. There was a lot of meaning to the movie. It has everything to do with flowers, especially the tulips. It's funny when the husband sent a detective to find the wife. Only to find love as well. So that's two people on a quest of discovering themselves. Living in Venice can be a great discovery for anyone: The music in the air, the people, the restaurants, the entertainment anything to top it off. This movie can make you either fall in love, or build up Aan appetite you never have in your lifetime. I would go to Venice and get the experience of the lifetime. Let your spirit soar in this movie. CIAO! 5 STARS!
Kfeutz Absolutely charming! Wonderful coming of age story, though the protagonist is middle-aged. Europeans have much more appreciation for mature women in both cinema and real life than we Americans. The film is light-hearted and sensitive. The acting, even in minor roles, is superb!In a very Italian setting, principally Venice, a tale is told to which anyone can relate. The characters are ordinary and extraordinary. Each person has quirks or eccentricities and each of the two main characters in Venice has their own personal angst. It is about grabbing one's chances for happiness in this life. Carpe diem. It is also about discovering one's own value and values.