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Bed of Roses (1996)

bulletInformation at Internet Movie Database
bulletThemes
bulletGrace, Love, Rebirth
bullet"Bed of Roses" was a movie I saw while on a women's retreat. A romance, and yet a story of grace. A florist delivers flowers to a young woman he sees at night crying at her window. From there, a romance buds and grows to the point of his asking her to marry him. However, the young woman in the film has not just a "shady" background, but a "shadowy" background, as she never knew who her parents were. she eventually learns to accept the florist's "unconditional love". A movie full of wonderful imagery of new life and rebirth using "nature in the city" (a florist shop full of flowers), and especially in a scene of the florist's own private roof-top garden, we get a picture of the "new heavens and the new Earth" with garden (of Eden?) in the foreground, and the city (of Revelation?) in the background. (submitted by Mary Organ, Kent Presbyterian Church)

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