Video Capsule Review
SAVING GRACE
Brenda Blethyn, Craig Ferguson (2000, New Line,
93 mins., R, also on DVD)
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In one of those quaint, eccentric-filled British villages that seem to exist only on the screen, an orchid-growing widow (Blethyn) discovers that she's been left with a rather large debt. Her solution: large-scale hydroponic hemp production. Ganja silliness ensues -- old biddies with the munchies, naked bobbies -- but the film's tacked-on ending seems a cheat, not-so-deftly evading the issue of someone very nice doing something very naughty. B
Posted Jan 05, 2001
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