I have to admit that 10 minutes into watching 'Enchanted April' I was doubtful as to whether the film would live up to the positive anticipation I had previously had to watch it... it was all a little, well - dull! But that was exactly the point I soon saw as cast and crew soon shifted locations to Italy; where the fun and frolics began in a land that was a world apart from the lives that Lottie, Rose, Mrs Fisher and (Lady) Caroline led in London. My anticipation to watch 'Enchanted April' stemmed in large-part from the picturesque location I knew it featured - and on that part I was not let down. However, my endearing memory of the film will be that of the quirky, charming, humorous, amiable and oh-so-quintessentially-British characters created in the Oscar-nominated screenplay. Not one of the cast was a let down; with the four leading ladies supported in good-turn by Jim Broadbent as Mr Arbuthnot, and Alfred Molina as the hilarious Mellersh. I think what binds this film together overall though is its generally positive outlook on life, love and human relationships - a breath of fresh air. Christians might also take like the inclusion of the tale of the stick that sprouts roots and grows into a tree - the same is alleged to have happened when Joseph of Arimathea stuck his stick into the ground in Glastonbury, England.