Miss A and Miss M

About This Movie

So, 'Miss A and Miss M' is this charming little TV movie from 1983 that captures a certain quaintness. The atmosphere is quite serene, almost nostalgic, as we follow young Lizzie and her mother settling into a guesthouse filled with unique characters—think spinsters and retired teachers. There's a gentle pace to the film, reflecting Lizzie's growing fondness for two schoolmistresses who live in a cozy cottage. Their interactions, laced with subtle humor and warmth, bring a certain depth to the film. The performances feel sincere, even if the direction isn’t particularly flashy. It’s the kind of movie that invites reflection on relationships and the simplicity of life in the countryside. A nice slice of 80s TV nostalgia.

TV movie with a slow, reflective pace · Explores themes of friendship and simple living · Features a unique cast of characters in a cozy setting