Three lives intertwine in this story. That of the writer Virginia Woolf, that of the reader of her famed novel Mrs. Dalloway and one of the personification of “Mrs. Dalloway”.

Virginia Woolf fans and Mrs. Dalloway book fans.

The cinematography and narration of this film gave it the extra lift that this otherwise depressing movie needed. I liked the era shifts and the way they interplayed. It wasn't hard to follow the story between shifts, it flowed, it worked.

It was depressing.

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An affinity to Virginia Woolf.

Kidman was the best thing in this film. If you are not aware she is in it, you probably would not recognize her as the plane, Jane Virginia Woolf.

Moore and Streep also give amazing performances.

It is good. It is well done.

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