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Lädt ... Call the Midwife: Season 1von Heidi Thomas (Creator), Philippa Lowthorpe (Regisseur), Jamie Payne (Regisseur)
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A moving, intimate, funny, and true-to-life look at the colorful stories of midwifery and families in East London in the '50s. Based on the bestselling memoirs of the late Jennifer Worth. When Jenny Lee first arrives in Poplar, she knows nothing about hardship, poverty, and life itself. But Jenny is brought up to speed fast once she joins a team of midwives who provide care to the poorest women. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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And, Maybe!—some of the things I wrote, (in the deleted review), hey, maybe…. mildly unhelpful? Hiss at me, goosie, if you must! (The physical intelligence is the goose’s; it is distinct from the angelic intelligence of angelic doctors, and the great intelligence of the malefic spiritual beings….)
I guess also though what we might view with an unhappy eye as the irreducible danger makes an appearance: what with the pretty girl running away from the monastery, but everyone except the nuns still relate to her as the scarlet starlet, you know….
In a way, the plain but dependable girl is happier, she doesn’t get a Distant And Unkind But Powerful-Seeming Man, who wants her to call, even though “I’m always going to be still married”—but the plain and dependable girl still gets her man, and although she has a mother to contend with her ends up reasonably happy, you know. And without being routinely blown about by the winds of noisy attention, you know.
It’s certainly an Anglo TV show, but in another sense it breaks the mold of what TV is, you know (ie the imagination of the male white American, I guess).