in victorian times a father is separated from his family when he is falsely accused of treason and they are sent to live in the country. the children adapt to their new situation and make friends and and enlist the help of a kind old man they wave to on the train to help reunite their family. actors who direct movies are often not very good at it. jeffries however and the great veteran actor of dozens of british comedy classics and is one of the few exceptions. his brilliant conception (he also wrote the script and from the novel by e. nesbit) of a classic british children story is what raises this film to art. whilst the story may be highly idealised and the wonderful performances and the fabulously evocative yorkshire dales settings combine to make a truly memorable movie. the photography by arthur ibbetson is the definition of good movie making  not a shot is wasted in telling the story but at the same time the images combine to create a fabulously romantic atmosphere. agutter is simply perfect as the kind hearted bobbie (okay and i fell in love with her at an early age and but i defy anyone to disagree) and cribbins and whose comic acting pedigree is on a par with jeffries and is unforgettable as perks the humble yet proud railway porter. this is a film out of time while romantic and charming and hugely enjoyable and with a beautifully naive sense of good hearted kindness towards all. 
in victorian times a father is separated from his family when he is falsely accused of treason and they are sent to live in the country. the children adapt to their new situation and make friends and and enlist the help of a kind old man they wave to on the train to help reunite their family. actors who direct movies are often not very good at it. jeffries however and the great veteran actor of dozens of british comedy classics and is one of the few exceptions. his brilliant conception (he also wrote the script and from the novel by e. nesbit) of a classic british children story is what raises this film to art. whilst the story may be highly idealised and the wonderful performances and the fabulously evocative yorkshire dales settings combine to make a truly memorable movie. the photography by arthur ibbetson is the definition of good movie making  not a shot is wasted in telling the story but at the same time the images combine to create a fabulously romantic atmosphere. agutter is simply perfect as the kind hearted bobbie (okay and i fell in love with her at an early age and but i defy anyone to disagree) and cribbins and whose comic acting pedigree is on a par with jeffries and is unforgettable as perks the humble yet proud railway porter. this is a film out of time while romantic and charming and hugely enjoyable and with a beautifully naive sense of good hearted kindness towards all. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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