A great British drama: " Unrelated"
If you wanted a movie experience that won't leave you indifferent after watching it, then the movie "Unrelated" is a great choice for you!
If you wanted a movie experience that won't leave you indifferent after watching it, then "Unrelated", a multiple award-winning British drama from 2007 that was created under the watchful eye of director Joanna Hogg, is a perfect movie for you!
Namely, melancholic and somewhat cynical, middle-aged Anna (Kathryn Worth) decided to replace the proverbial disastrous British weather with the wonderful weather that usually graces idyllic Tuscany. She decided to spend her annual vacation in a rented villa in San Fabiano in the company of her friend Verena (Mary Roscoe).
Although the original plan was for her partner Alex to join her, Anna ended up traveling to Tuscany alone with the explanation that Alex could not come due to sudden business commitments. The real truth, however, is that Anna intended to use the trip to get some distance from Alex and their latest fight, as well as their generally deeply troubled love situation. But this was the perfect way for Anna to realize the real truth.
After the housemates spontaneously divide into two "camps", the older one will consist of Verena, her newly married husband Charlie (Michael Hadley) and her cousin George (David Rintoul), and the younger one will be Verena's children Jack (Henry Lloyd-Hughes ) and Badge (Emma Hiddleston), Charlie's son Archie (Harry Kershaw) and George's son Oakley (dangerously charming Tom Hiddleston). Anna will manage to, by siding with the younger camp, forget about her worries at least temporarily. In this process, of course, the just-mentioned Oakley, with whom Anna will start spending more and more time, will be a great help to her. Anna is distracted by the youthful energy that took over the house. She will use this to prove herself the real truth.
If you decide to take your time and watch this movie, we are sure that you won't regret it.
