Posted 10.9.2022
My Sailor My Love receives the World Premiere
My Sailor My Love has received its World Premiere 9.9.22 at the Toronto International Film Festival “It’s never too late to love”...

A retired sailor falls in love with his home aid. His middle age-aged daughter does not approve the relationship. She feels like she´s losing a father she never had. My Sailor, My Love is a heart-warming drama on timeless love and forgiveness by Golden Globe nominated and Oscar shortlisted director Klaus Härö.
Howard, a retired sailor and widow, lives in a house by the sea. His adult daughter Grace hires a carer for her father, a lady in her mature years, Annie. Recluse and stubborn, Howard rejects Annie’s company, but eventually opens his heart and gives his final love a chance.
Grace has her own crisis to unravel and finds her father’s romance difficult. Her father’s new love reminds her of the affection she missed, as a child and now again as an adult. Annie must face the complex father-daughter relationship, while Howard and Grace must realise their own imperfections.
Starring James Cosmo, Bríd Brennan and Catherine Walker. Written by Kirsi Vikman and Jimmy Karlsson, who also wrote Härö’s Mother of Mine.
The Film is produced by Kai Nordber and Kaarle Aho, Making Movies Oy., and David Collins, Samson Films.
Posted 10.9.2022
My Sailor My Love has received its World Premiere 9.9.22 at the Toronto International Film Festival “It’s never too late to love”...
My Sailor, My Love
My Sailor, My Love
2022
Drama
103 min
English
Klaus Härö
Kirsi Vikman, Jimmy Karlsson
JAMES COSMO
BRÍD BRENNAN
CATHERINE WALKER
KLAUS HÄRÖ
KIRSI VIKMAN & JIMMY KARLSSON
KAI NORDBERG, KAARLE AHO & DAVID COLLINS
CLOÉ GARBAY & BASTIEN SIRODOT
LESLEY MCKIMM
SARAH DILLON
ROBERT NORDSTRÖM F. S. C.
JOHN HAND
ALLISON BYRNE
PIA MIKKONEN
PHILIPPE RAVOET
MICHELINO BISCEGLIA
KIRKA SAINIO
EMMA GUNNERY
EDWINA FORKIN
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