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City of Dreamers (2012) is a English movie. Jamie Patterson has directed this movie. Ellen Cosgrove,Ross Scarfield,Eddy Brimson,Diego Alcacer are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2012. City of Dreamers (2012) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
Rose is an aspiring musician who moves to Brighton, keen to forget the world she's left behind, and immerse herself into the vibrant and creative cultures of her new City. Through meeting new people, and inspired by her new surroundings, Rose strives on the path of self-discovery to reveal who she is, and who she wants to become. City of Dreamers is the heartwarming tale of someone who chases their dreams of love, friendship and music, never knowing where they could lead.
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City of Dreamers (2012) Reviews
Feel good movie with great soundtrack
I recently saw this movie and found it both charming and amusing. It looks and feels like a proper movie even though the movie was completed on a relatively small budget. The lead actress and musician Ellen Cosgrove was beguiling and played the part of Rose perfectly - reticent yet also showing inner confidence. She was well supported by the other leading actors who provided plenty of laughs. Towards the end of the movie I wondered how the various plot lines could be interwoven however they are cleverly and adeptly brought together by the end by the young director. In doing so he managed to avoid making the movie schmaltzy. Excellent soundtrack throughout also.
A feel-good movie with a superb soundtrack!
I have been a fan of Ellen and the Echo for some time, so when I heard that the lead singer was starring in a movie I reckoned that it had to be worth a watch. I was right! It is feel-good at its best. The real winner in this movie for me is the soundtrack. As well as featuring Ellen Cosgrove and her distinctive sound, it also features a lot of other original acts. The characters are believable - I particularly liked Eddy Brimston as Joe. Although she is not in it for long, Amanda Piery's Nicole is quite delightfully eccentric and reminded me of an old flatmate of mine. The movie itself reminded me of the first series of 'Treme' (while different in terms of style of music and storyline) in terms of feeling in a good mood after watching it. There is something about hearing good music in a movie or TV series that gives a boost. I really hope that we see more of this type of movie - showcasing new talent and some original song writing.