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# Shadows In The Sun

**Brand:** harvey keiteljoshua jacksonbrad mirman
**Price:** Bs.600
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- **What is this?** Shadows In The Sun by harvey keiteljoshua jacksonbrad mirman
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.600 with free shipping
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Product Description          If you liked UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN, you'll love this wonderful romantic comedy set in the stunning Italian countryside! Ambitious agent Jeremy Taylor (Joshua Jackson -- CURSED, TV's DAWSON'S CREEK) is sent by his London publishing company on a mission to achieve what many others have failed to do: sign reclusive, wildly eccentric author Weldon Parish (Academy Award(R) nominee Harvey Keitel -- Best Supporting Actor, BUGSY, 1991; NATIONAL TREASURE). Once in enchanting Tuscany, however, Jeremy instead falls head over heals for Weldon's beautiful daughter (Claire Forlani -- THE MEDALLION, ANTITRUST) and develops a friendship with the literary master. It's a charming, fun, and passionate tale that's sure to steal your heart!             .com          Shadows in the Sun is a feel-good movie that tells the story of two men who're struggling to overcome their fears of not being good enough. When Jeremy Taylor (a charming Joshua Jackson of Dawson's Creek) is assigned the unenviable task of tracking down and signing up reclusive author Weldon Parish (Harvey Keitel), he has his work cut out for him. The American expatriate hasn't written a book in 20 years, has no interest in dealing with junior editors such as Taylor, and sees no reason why he should change his idyllic lifestyle in Italy to worry about meeting hurried deadlines and publisher's editorial changes. In reality, Parish--who stopped writing when his wife died--is scared he won't be able to live up to his reputation as a relevant literary icon. After a few fistfights and the reclaiming of a stolen cow, the two begin to bond. A little. As Parish tells Taylor, "I dislike you less today than yesterday." Not as subtle as Diane Lane's Under the Tuscan Sun, Shadows in the Sun highlights the beauty of rural Italy--and of Claire Forlani, who plays Parish's daughter Isabella. The warm acting and lush scenery transcend the film's slow-moving pace and the predictable ending, which, in movies like this, can be nothing other than happy. --Jae-Ha Kim

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Very enjoyable
  

*by K***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 24, 2021*

If you're a Joshua Jackson fan, as I am, you are in luck. He is in almost every frame of this movie. In the frames he is not in - and some of them where he is - you will see the beautiful Italian countryside and the quaint village where he is staying.This is the best kind of quiet little movie, one where you get invested in the characters and you can imagine yourself living in the almost fairy-tale-like Italian countryside. In a way, this movie is "Under the Tuscan Sun" for guys, but women will enjoy it, too.Joshua Jackson plays a book editor for a big London publisher. His boss sends him to Italy to convince a once-great writer who hasn't written anything in twenty years to start writing again. Jackson's character is also a writer, so although initially he clashes with the "great writer," the two soon develop a mentor/mentee bromance. It doesn't hurt that the writer has three beautiful daughters, one of whom Jackson's character falls for - hard.If you decide to watch this movie, be sure you have a couple of hours of quiet relaxation to savor the scenery, the characters, and the story. You won't regret it.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Pretty movie, not great, but not sacrilegious either
  

*by J***G on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 29, 2021*

I love Harvey Keitel, but this certainly wasn't the meatiest part he has ever played!  It's a pretty little film but also a fairly light little piece of entertainment.. But is it blasphemous, or unsuitable for Christians? I'm a Christian and I didn't find it so.  After all,  I watch my priest drink the "left-over" consecrated wine from the Chalice after every communion. (That's the required, habitual, reverent procedure.)  I'm not saying that the writers here were very well-informed, or even cared to be (I found most of the dialogue and depictions pretty bland and superficial), but I don't think that scene was meant to be blasphemous. The writers were just being a bit clumsy, while continually using the priest-character for some occasional broad humor. But he's not portrayed as irreverent, or as a drunkard, and I certainly don't find his portrayal meant to be shocking or derogatory toward religion.  (Someone drinking consecrated wine from the Chalice is otherwise a really shocking event. I almost didn't watch the film, because I wanted to watch a "nice" little romance this evening, and if that scene had been as described in another review, it would have been very disturbing and unnecessary. But as it turned out, I thought the film was just a very pretty little romance, and not trying to be very accurate on its cultural details. (The priest should have said "I'm just finishing up after the liturgy.") This film is sort of like a Hallmark movie, only about writers and with a bit of very-light nudity added, and set in Tuscany . . .  Nothing here, I mean, worth getting riled up or judgmental about. And thanks to someone for explaining that Italian sentence she says.  I wish they had made something out of that in the film.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Love the movie!
  

*by L***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 19, 2013*

Shadows in the Sun is a touching movie about a young editor, Jeremy (played by Joshua Jackson), who is told to convince an older author, Weldon Parish (played by Harvey Keitel), to write another book to be published by the company Jeremy works for.  Weldon has not written a book for twenty years.  He stopped writing after his wife was killed in a car accident.  He is an off the wall kind of man who lives the way he wants to live not caring in the slightest what others might think.  Jeremy wants to be a writer but doesn't know what he would have to say.  He envies Weldon because the man has incredible talent. Jeremy also feels frustrated with Weldon because Weldon refuses to write.  Weldon says he doesn't write because he believes he does not have anything left to say.The scene that I love the most in this movie is when Weldon sits before his typewriter with his fingers poised above the keys.  Tears collect in his eyes, and his emotions overwhelm him.  His fear and grief are written all over his face.The next scene that touches my heart is the one where Weldon says to his three beautiful adult daughters, "What?  Haven't you ever seen a writer?"  The daughters hug their father and cry because their father, whom they love dearly, has begun to write again.The movie is funny in many places.  I love it when Weldon convinces Jeremy to steal a cow.  The movie also moves me to tears.Weldon says something like this, "Aren't all artists crazy?  There are many talented people out there who do not make any money.  You don't choose to be an artist.  It chooses you."  I can relate.  I did not wake up one day and say, "I suppose I should write novels.  Yes, that's a good idea.  I want to make pennies per hour and have a small chance of being read."  True writers write simply to write regardless of the outcome.  Writers write because they have something to say, and this movie captures that truth in an entertaining and moving way.

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