The movie Sunshine Cleaning, which got released back in the beginning of last year, was finally offered without charge through my TV cable plan. I have really been itching to watch it based on all the great things that I have heard about it and just finished viewing it.
I will touch upon some of the aspects of the movie while still keeping the majority of it unknown to you. Amy Adams and Emily Blunt play two sisters, Rose and Norah Lorkowski, who happen to be somewhere between 27 - 33 years old and reside in New Mexico.
Since their mother had died when they were really little, the sisters were reared by their father who was able to give them lots of love throughout those difficult years. Rose's son Oscar, who is played by Jason Spevack, is about 8 years old.
The fact that Oscar did not have a father around while he was growing up contributed to several difficult times during his life and, despite the fact that he has been educated, he is still not understood.
Rose and Norah have both been struggling to find their way, running into financial difficulties in the process. Their father doesn't seem to be much better off himself, though he's found a way to get by.
The main premise of this movie involves a business that Rose and Norah decide to start up. This is an unconventional one, as it's based around the cleanup of death scenes after the fact. While they're not required to remove the bodies, they're responsible for cleaning up the blood and any other residue that may have been left behind.
As the two sisters go along in this distinctive business, everything that goes on with it is told in this movie. During that time, there is an examination of Rose and Norah's relationship as well as Rose and Oscar's relationship, along with some other ones.
With some great acting jobs, you certainly feel a connection to the characters of the movie, feeling their joy and pain through their ups and downs. I'd recommend seeing this movie if you're looking for a high quality drama.
I will touch upon some of the aspects of the movie while still keeping the majority of it unknown to you. Amy Adams and Emily Blunt play two sisters, Rose and Norah Lorkowski, who happen to be somewhere between 27 - 33 years old and reside in New Mexico.
Since their mother had died when they were really little, the sisters were reared by their father who was able to give them lots of love throughout those difficult years. Rose's son Oscar, who is played by Jason Spevack, is about 8 years old.
The fact that Oscar did not have a father around while he was growing up contributed to several difficult times during his life and, despite the fact that he has been educated, he is still not understood.
Rose and Norah have both been struggling to find their way, running into financial difficulties in the process. Their father doesn't seem to be much better off himself, though he's found a way to get by.
The main premise of this movie involves a business that Rose and Norah decide to start up. This is an unconventional one, as it's based around the cleanup of death scenes after the fact. While they're not required to remove the bodies, they're responsible for cleaning up the blood and any other residue that may have been left behind.
As the two sisters go along in this distinctive business, everything that goes on with it is told in this movie. During that time, there is an examination of Rose and Norah's relationship as well as Rose and Oscar's relationship, along with some other ones.
With some great acting jobs, you certainly feel a connection to the characters of the movie, feeling their joy and pain through their ups and downs. I'd recommend seeing this movie if you're looking for a high quality drama.
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