Harrison's Flowers (2002)
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Critic Consensus: Though it presents the war in shockingly gritty, realistic terms, Harrison's Flowers uses such scenes as background for a trite love story.
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Cast
as Sarah Lloyd
as Harrison Lloyd
as Yeager
as Samuel Brubeck
as Mary Francis
as Cesar Lloyd
as Eric Kyle
as Johanna Pollack
as Marc Stevenson
as Chris Kumac
as Jeff
as Chetnik
as Jeff
as David
as Freddy
as Austrian Woman
as Doctor in Vukovar
as CNN Journalist
as Journalist 4
as Layout Technician
as Katzman
as Journalist 1
as Nina Portnoy
as HTV Interviewer
as Cybil
as Peter Francis
as Michael
as Newsweek Journalist
as Old Woman
as Journalist 2
as Croatian Officer
as Journalist 3
as Base Commander
as Chtlomac
as Nustar Peasant
as Sniper
as Canadian Cameraman
as Margaux Lloyd
as Rabbi
as Nelson
as Cathy
as Mistress of Ceremony
Critic Reviews for Harrison's Flowers
All Critics (86) | Top Critics (31) | Fresh (42) | Rotten (44) | DVD (3)
Provides powerful drama thanks to its trenchant core story and harrowing re-creation of the brutal chaos of war.
Visceral, unrelenting, affecting and, as often, exasperating.
The movie too often works against itself, pitting an increasingly implausible story with Chouraqui's hard-core realism.
A powerhouse of a film about modern journalism and war.
This is a very good film, and it heralds an emerging directorial talent.
MacDowell ... gives give a solid, anguished performance that eclipses nearly everything else she's ever done.
Audience Reviews for Harrison's Flowers
A worth subject but ultimately dull. Andie MacDowell is out of her depth.
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