The little girl Mary lost her parents in an earthquake in India. Mary was sent to her uncle Lord Craven’s manor in England. There is a mysterious garden in this manor. Her aunt fell from the garden swing and fell to her death. For this reason, Craven believed that the garden was ominous and ordered that the garden door be locked forever and the key should be hidden in her aunt. In his small cabinet, he has never wanted to see his son for fear of the same curse. Later, Mary found the garden door through a spiritual robin and opened the garden door with the door key. Mary found Craven's son Colin in the manor. He was confined in the room because of his illness. Mary kept going to see Colin secretly. Later, Colin, accompanied by Mary and Deacon, began to take a wheelchair to play in the secret garden. Colin also overcomes the fear of walking with the encouragement of Mary and Deacon. Later, when Craven dreamed that his wife called him home, Craven went home. He quickly went to the secret garden and found that the child was playing hide-and-seek. Lord Craven and his son reunited, and Mary has become a member of his family.
The Secret Garden movie plot
2022-01-07 15:54
Extended Reading
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Reginald 2022-03-24 09:02:52
★★★★☆ Simple, yet beautiful and full of spirituality. Not everyone is lucky enough to have a secret garden, maybe, I have, even in my heart. ps actually didn't recognize Jacob; the little girl doesn't look good when she grows up; Preisner's soundtrack is perfect; it turns out that the original author wrote "The Little Princess"; it would be best if you could see high-definition or even film~
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Ettie 2022-01-07 15:54:19
The symmetrical structure transitions from the gray winter days in the first half to the vibrant spring. The theme of the film is also accurately presented in this transition. A kind of life tension is infiltrated and spread, from deathless desperation to energetic and energetic. This kind of vitality is driven by three children, where adults become passive bystanders and receivers, which still fit the theme's youth requirements. Here, death gives way to a splendid debut.
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Mary: You are strange.
Martha: Hey, I know that!
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[first lines; voiceover]
Mary: My name is Mary Lennox. I was born in India. It was hot, and strange, and lonely in India. I didn't like it. Nobody by my servant, my ayah, looked after me. My parents didn't want me. My mother cared only to go to parties. And my father was busy with his military duties. I was never allowed to go to the parties. I watched them from my mother's bedroom window. I was angry, but I never cried. I didn't know how to cry.