Szene aus Sister of the Groom (2020)
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Alternative Namen: ماتیلد اولیویر
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Vollständige Biografie
Mathilde Ollivier portrays Audrey, a woman who attempts to disrupt her brother's wedding weekend due to tension between herself and his French bride-to-be. This occurs during Audrey's 40th birthday celebration.
Über den Film: Sister of the Groom (2020)
Erscheinungsjahr: 2020
Land: United States
Alternativer Titel: La hermana del novio
Regisseur: Amy Miller Gross
Drehbuchautor: Amy Miller Gross
Produktion & Genre
Produzent(en): Producer: Amy Miller Gross, Andrew Carlberg, Tim Harms
Co-Producer: Justin Scutieri
Executive Producer: Alicia Silverstone
Firmen: Mandorla Productions, Premiere Entertainment Group, Saban Films
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Schlagwörter
Schlagwörter: argument, birthday, brother sister relationship, brother's wedding, celebration, disapproval, drug, french woman, imminent wedding, jewish family, long island, new york, married couple, meddling sibling, shabbat, turned 40
Geschichte
On her rescheduled wedding weekend in the Hamptons, Audrey attempts to prevent her brother from marrying his young French fiancée, which coincidentally falls on Audrey's 40th birthday. Tensions rise as the two sister-in-laws-to-be clash due to their cultural differences and life stages, causing Audrey to lose control and try to sabotage the wedding. However, she ultimately realizes that she cannot stand in the way of true love.
Zusammenfassung
Sister of the Groom is a comedic drama centered around a Jewish family's wedding weekend in the Hamptons. The story focuses on Audrey, who struggles with turning 40 and disapproves of her brother's impending marriage to a younger French woman. Despite their cultural differences, the two women must learn to connect and understand each other amidst the wedding preparations. Director Amy Miller Gross explores themes of family dynamics, acceptance, and letting go, set against the backdrop of a Long Island Shabbat celebration.