Corner store

Delia 2022-01-12 08:01:06

Love the black and white pictures of that era!

The story takes place in a small grocery store on a street corner. James Stewart and Margaret Sullivan both work as shop assistants. They lead an ordinary and regular life every day. The greatest joy of life for the two of them is to confide in their pen pals. Heartfelt. After they showed their love to their pen pals, they realized that the person they liked was the grocery colleague they met every day.

This is a lighthearted movie, the joys, anger, sorrows and joys of the little people-the boss who suspects his wife is affair with his clerk, faces each other every day but does not know that each other is a colleague who makes friends with pen pals and wants to be a teller... the attractive part of the film It's on those little details that flash with the interest of life everywhere.

The store manager James Siu-yu and the new female subordinate Margaret Margaret. Su Liyun turned against each other, but destiny was to make people. The two did not know that each other was a pen pal who admired each other. The moment Shi Zhaoyu saw through the true face of Lu Shan, he became an unemployed man and did not dare to come forward to recognize each other.

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The Shop Around the Corner quotes

  • Pirovitch: Kralik, you're not going?

    Alfred Kralik: No, I couldn't face her tonight. See, this morning I had a position, a future. No, no. I'm afraid I sort of exaggerated in my letters. I showed off a little. She's expecting to meet a pretty important man. Well, I'm in no mood to act important tonight.

  • Klara Novak (Miss Novak): It's my fault anyway that you got into this trouble. Please believe me, I'm sorry, too.

    Alfred Kralik: That's all right.

    Klara Novak (Miss Novak): It's true we didn't get along.

    Alfred Kralik: No.

    Klara Novak (Miss Novak): I guess we fought a lot. But losing a job at a time like this is something you don't wish...

    Alfred Kralik: On your worst enemy.

    Klara Novak (Miss Novak): I didn't say that, Mr. Kralik.

    Alfred Kralik: Well, let's not quarrel anymore.