Sweet Violets (2012)

Сюжет данной картины закручен вокруг тринадцатилетней девушки по имени Кайла. Она учится в восьмом классе. Девушка переживает переходный период в своей жизни. Этот возраст предстоит перейти каждому из нас, когда из детства стоит сделать скачок во взрослую жизнь. Так и Кайла должна пережит еще одну кошмарную неделю и перейти во взрослую жизнь, в старшую школу. Но, на этом ее испытания не заканчиваются. Ее ждут новые препятствия и непреодолимые преграды, который именуются одним общим понятием - взрослая жизнь. Это одновременно интересно и непредсказуемо. Впрочем, героиня картины все это познает на собственной шкуре.

Жизнь матери-одиночки переворачивается с ног на голову после того, как ее младший брат внезапно возвращается погостить…

Коннектикут, 1844 год. Дочь простого фермера Миранда Уэллс получает приглашение от дальнего родственника Николаса Ван Райна поселиться в его особняке Драговик и быть гувернанткой для его дочери Катрин. Ожидая многого от Драговика, Миранда вскоре замечает за его хозяином некоторые странности. Николас Ван Райн практически не видится со своей дочерью; фермеры на его земле бунтуют против него; слуги перешептываются о проклятиях и привидениях в Драговике. И что же его хозяин на самом деле делает в башенной комнате?

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Сильвия отправляется в местечко, где больше года назад пропала ее подруга. Поиски и расследование полиции завершились тщетно. До сих пор о ее судьбе ничего не известно. Девушка и ее друг Джейми все это время пытались найти хоть какую-то зацепку. Они пересмотрели множество роликов, где местные жители рассказывают о монстре, живущем в здешних лесах. Все исчезновения людей связывают именно с этим чудовищем. Чтобы разобраться в ситуации, им нужен проводник, хорошо знающий эту местность. Герои фильма «Монструозный» договорились с Алекс, однако в последний момент он не смог поехать из-за болезни, поэтому его заменила Сильвия. Но позже, узнав правду, Алекс решает помочь в поисках пропавшей подруги. Девушки не могли предположить, что обнаруженный монстр окажется куда опаснее, чем они думали.

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In the Gilded Age and beyond, high fashion decreed that violets were the flower of choice for Valentine's Day, Easter, and a fragrant corsage. At its height, in the years before World War I, Rhinebeck, New York, growers shipped millions of sweet violets (viola odorata) to New York City, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and beyond.