Very Annie Mary

Year: 2002

Runtime: 104 min

Language: English

Director: Sara Sugarman

ComedyMusical

Rachel Griffiths portrays Annie, a charming but somewhat clumsy woman who unexpectedly takes over her family's bakery when her father suffers a stroke. Struggling to manage the business and her own insecurities, Annie must learn the art of bread making while confronting personal challenges and discovering her strength in a close-knit community.

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