Tortoise In Love

  • 2012 film

Tortoise In Love

Tortoise In Love is set in the beautiful English countryside of the Vale of the White Horse in Oxfordshire.

The warm-hearted humour of the film is reflected in the unique story of its making: almost the entire village of Kingston Bagpuize in Oxfordshire was involved in everything from production and costume design to locations and catering.

Tom, gardener at the big house, is not a fast mover with women. In fact he's glacially slow. When beautiful Polish au pair Anya arrives for the summer, Tom falls for her catastrophically like the felling of one of the giant trees he cares for in the manicured grounds. Tom's advisor in matters of the heart is young lad Harry, abandoned by the rich owners of the house to run wild in the gardens. Harry's secret wish is for the Red Arrows to appear at the village fair: Tom's is to win the heart of Anya.

Both seem impossible dreams until the whole village decides to lend a hand.

First released: Monday 17th September 2012

Extra features

  • The Village That Made The Film (making of featurette)
  • Deleted scenes
  • All The Way To Leicester Square
  • Distributor: 101 Films
  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Minutes: 84

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