Union Square Movie Review

Union Square Click to look into! >> Read More... is directed and co-written by household Saints & True Love’s maker Nancy Savoca. It beings with some unpleasant scenes and you feel like not watching further but as the story moves further how two sisters have grown up as total different personalities. But also how their shared histories will keep them connected to each other forever even if they refuse to. Lucy played by Mira Sorvino Mira Sorvino is an American Film and Television Ac >> Read More... who is at the verge of breakdown shows up unexpected and uninvited to her sister Jenny’s (Tammy Blanchard) apartment that is ready to commit to her longtime fiancé.

Plot: This movie is about two girls who are trying to run away from reality and pretend to be someone they are not. It also seems to be about things not always being what you think they are. The plot moves on with Lucy staying at Jenny’s place and the contrast of their personalities raises the heat. At first glance, things look in a particular way but as the plot constructs further and deeper you find that things are totally different. This film does not explode it is more tender and the characters are very much real. It is about complicated relationships and their struggles.

The characters have the right emotions and they try their best to overcome their mother’s death. The theme of the film is certainly estrangement. The only negative aspect of the film is its length, a short 80mins. This leaves it abrupt and incomplete because the viewer wants to see more of it. A lot more could have happened and a lot of elements were left out. It just ends with a video their late mother. It is a blend of some smiles and some tears, but the ending seems vague.

Verdict: Overall, the actors have done their job quite well and the director has also worked commendably just the script lacked an appropriate end.