Romance,Drama,Music
New Zealand
Daffodils is a movie adaptation of the award-winning stage musical of the same name. The story revolves around a young woman named Rose, who falls madly in love with a musician named Eric, despite her father's disapproval. The movie spans over decades, following the ups and downs of their relationship as they fall in love and fight, separated by time, distance, and tragedy.
Set in Auckland, New Zealand, the movie features stunning visuals of the city's iconic landmarks and breathtaking landscapes. The most notable aspect of the film is its innovative use of New Zealand's most beloved pop songs to tell the story. The soundtrack includes classic Kiwi hits like 'I Got You' by Split Enz, 'Not Given Lightly' by Chris Knox, and 'Drive' by Bic Runga, re-interpreted beautifully by a talented cast of actors and musicians.
The movie stars award-winning actress Rose McIver as Rose, with George Mason playing her love interest Eric. They are supported by a talented cast that includes Kimbra, who plays Rose's sister, and Imogen Daines, who plays the young Rose. The director David Stubbs skillfully brings the musical to the big screen, creating a poignant and unforgettable love story that will tug at your heartstrings.
Overall, Daffodils is a heartwarming and nostalgic film that captures the spirit of New Zealand's pop culture and immerses you in a touching story of love, heartache and the power of music.
