BRIGHT STAR - Official Trailer - IN CINEMAS NOV 6 !

London 1818: a secret love affair begins between 23 year old English poet, John Keats, and the girl next door, Fanny Brawne, an outspoken student of fashion.
This unlikely pair started at odds; he thinking her a stylish minx, she unimpressed by literature in general.
It was the illness of Keatss younger brother that drew them together. Keats was touched by Fannys efforts to help and agreed to teach her poetry.
By the time Fannys alarmed mother and Keatss best friend Brown realised their attachment, the relationship had an unstoppable momentum. Intensely and helplessly absorbed in each other, the young lovers were swept into powerful new sensations, I have the feeling as if I were dissolving, Keats wrote to her. Together they rode a wave of romantic obsession that deepened as their troubles mounted. Only Keatss illness proved insurmountable.

[@rebeccahall651]

I have started a tradition of watching this every autumn; such an amazing heartbreaking film and I still have no idea how Jane Campion managed to pull this off without it being cloying or overwrought. I just love it.

[@raf015_2]

Can you believe me if I tell you yesterday night, after watching this movie, I decided to do something similar?😊
It's just so beautiful and mesmerising! Like Keats's work.

[@jenmygem]

I literally love Keats so much that I just cry when I'm thinking about him.

[@Michaelneiss]

This movie is a brilliant study in texture, which has the curious result that one does not merely watch shadows from a bygone era, but re-lives the love and heart break of two living creatures that are trying to create a future for themselves. Alas ...

[@janellehood]

If I need a good cry, this is one of my go-to films.

[@infiniteinnocence]

SAME. this and The Fountain with Rachel Weisz have me in a puddle of tears by the the end 🙏 so good

[@roseimmad3079]

It's been awhile since I watch this movie for the 36th time I just love it

[@schneitlucas6028]

I keep coming back to this film.

[@cherriedpie]

i rarely watch anything more than once unless it's really good. and this! this i think i've watched many many times. it's a long film, but it's so heartwarming and heartwrenching it's truly amazing

[@RajkumarKumar-sq1lj]

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[@cacampbell3654]

I missed this! 😔
Wish Netflix would pick it up!
I still very much want to see it!

[@poetryreading7826]

Amazon Prime

[@janelleski]

app IMDB is featuring it free thats how i landed on this trailer; seeing if its worth the watch. sorry its 6 months past but perhaps ur still interested in viewing it.good luck

[@kunwarshawaiz2319]

I'll pay rich tribute to great poet John Keats.

[@atashakgem]

this is such ROMANCE that my soul misses during this lifetime, such delicacy fragile amazingly painful delightful👌 in same time ,,,, Ahh what should I do with is sentimental heart of mine 💫✨⭐️🌟😏❤️

[@LiteratureLover]

Amazing film....

[@andrewharris8439]

It's Q from Bond. Keep expecting his watch to explode 😂

[@annstillwell730]

Tragic but beautiful story.

[@ledeyabaklykova]

This film is a favourite of Quentin Tarantino’s, who caught a screening of it at a European film festival .

[@missmarionk]

@cygahr "Clair Voyant" by Two Steps fom Hell.
I know it's like 5 months later but I saw your comment today!!!

[@sajam542]

Why can't we bring back the 18th century fashion to the western society? 18th century , the Jane Austen and other contemporary people's characters' clothings were more fashionable, and reflected modesty as well !!!!!. Nowadays, people dress like clowns.

[@cole3145]

Women were also oppressed and forced to wear corsets and long skirts to cover themselves up... the womens vote and suffragette movement was only just coming into the question in places like France. Sure the clothing may look nice, and who is to say we can't wear it in today's society...
But for you to put it on a pedestal for being "modest" I beg to differ. Modesty has no such thing to do with the length of a skirt or the amount of makeup.

[@oglifeline1005]

shut up and wear whatever you want

[@filali8109]

@@cole3145 whilst your opinion is valid, might I add that corsets weren't oppressive, nor was anyone forced to wear them - they were simply the clothing of the time period. As you know them, bras weren't a thing yet, and corsets provided support for the spine as well as for the bust.

[@meah1647]

this was the 19th century

[@alexfernandohuenten1374]

Idole

[@nishantikasengupta9943]

where can i watch this film?

[@carpediem8533]

th-cam.com/video/mcOI0xiv-XE/w-d-xo.html

[@MsYupthatsme]

is this really on cinema??

[@LilyAlmond]

Clair Voyant!!!!

[@kunwarshawaiz2319]

You're looking nice person, can you contact me [phone]

[@cygahr]

anybody knows what song at 1.27?

[@AndNowIJustSitInSilence]

clairvoyant by thomas bergersen

[@Vivek_Rajagopalan]

Watched it on @mubi
One of the best movies of Jane Campion, and a beautiful love story. Abbie Cornish and Ben Whishaw did their best performances for this beautiful movie. Music by Mark Bradshaw makes it even more beautiful.
Rating: 5/5

[@jjhofstra5956]

i have a dilemma, im halfway through the movie and i dont find the male love-interest to be remotely
appealing......what should i do?? In fact, i find his naughty scottish friend to be much more appealing of a persona....

[@batnat0879]

What negative feelings are connected to love ?
i need you for my class plz it's important