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'The Queen of Sheba's Pearls' is a 2004 Swedish-British drama film set in England post WWII. Helena Bergström plays Nancy Ackerman who mysteriously arrives on the Pretty family doorstep. Ackerman looks eerily similar to Jack Bradley's James Hawkins mother who inexplicably died in an accident 8 years prior. The movie was produced by Colin Nutley who is married to Helena Bergström.

Cast

• Helena Bergström ... Nancy Ackerman / Emily Bradley
• Lorcan Cranitch ... Harold Bradley
• Lindsay Duncan ... Audrey Pretty
• Tim Dutton ... Father Talbot
• Rolf Lassgård ... Deafy
• Natasha Little ... Peggy Prett
• Elizabeth Spriggs ... Laura Pretty
• Peter Vaughan ... Edward Pretty
• Rollo Weeks ... Jack Bradley
• Eileen Atkins ... School matron
• Marc Pickering ... Dinger Bell
• Simon Day ... Rektorn
• Bohdan Poraj ... Teacher
• John Joe Regan ... Geoffrey Thicket
• James Hawkins ... Young Jack Bradley
• Alexander Goggins ... Mr.Jenkins

Awards and Recognition

At the 2005 Camerimage Film Festival Jens Fischer was nominated for the Silver and Gold Frogs and won the Silver Frog. The Guldbagge Film Festival awarded Lasse Liljeholm and Eddie Axberg won Best Acheivement for sound editing. Jens Fischer was also awarded Best Cinematography. Colin Nutley was nominated for the Crystal Globe at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.[4]

Reception and Reviews

A number of positive reviews followed the release of The Queen of Sheba's Pearls. Variety calls the film "unquestionably [Nutley's] most substantial movie to date" [5].

References

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• This cite gives background information on actors, actresses and plot
• This is a review of the film
• This is a biography of the director, Colin Nutley
• This is a description of the awards and nominations.
• The review in Variety Magazine.
• Here is another review
• And one last review

External links

• The Queen of Sheba's Pearls at IMDb
• a review of the film
• another review

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