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Closed Caption; Audio commentary with director Richard Loncraine & executive producer Frank Doelger; New from HBO trailer; Cast & crew bios; Chapters; Audio and subtitle selection
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1. Off to Milan [7:15]
2. Hospital Stay [10:14]
3. Recovering in Umbria [7:57]
4. The Inspector Calls [6:07]
5. Surrendering to Happiness [5:10]
6. An Uncle's Arrival [8:08]
7. Day Trip [5:18]
8. Sights of Sienna [8:59]
9. Memory Lapse [7:41]
10. Plans for Departure [8:05]
11. Sharing Last Moments [7:01]
12. Culpa [6:45]
13. Dream Come True [10:40]
14. End Credits [3:24]
Adapted from William Trevor's novella of the same name, the made-for-cable My House in Umbria stars Dame Maggie Smith as Mrs. Emily Delahunty, a British romance novelist living in Italy. While on a shopping excursion to Milan, Emily barely survives a terrorist train bombing. Though she recovers fairly rapidly from her ordeal, three others -- a German journalist a British general and a traumatized orphan girl -- still bear profound physical and emotional wounds. In the spirit of democracy and compassion, the pluck Mrs. Delahunty invites her fellow survivors to recuperate at her lavish Italian estate. This ersatz family gets along famously -- at least until the arrival of the orphan's priggish uncle, American entomologist Tom Riversmith (Chris Cooper), who strongly disapproves of Mrs. Delahunty's carefree lifestyle. Filmed on location in Tuscany and Rome, My House in Umbria debuted May 25, 2003, on the HBO cable service. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide