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Housekeeping (1987)

In the Pacific Northwest during the 1950s, two young sisters whose mother has abandoned them wind up living with their Aunt Sylvie, whose views of the world and its conventions don't quite live up to most people's expectations.

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Scott R 17 Sep 2017

This is not a comedy. One of my favorite movies. Christine Lahti is amazing. It is very disturbing to point that I haven't watched it for years.

Private U 28 Nov 2007

No-one's ever heard of this but it is a great transposition of a novel into a film.

Mike M 23 Jan 2008

Bill Forsyth's American studio debut, adapted from a novel by Marilynne Robinson, is a lesson in how to do what would come to be known as a chick flick with intelligence and integrity... Quietly radical (it's directed towards "an end to housekeeping", which entails burning a house down), and Walker and Burchill, who all but disappeared after this, create a very credible sisterly relationship hinting at long-standing rivalries and resentments, as well as the obvious love and support.

Jonathan Rosenbaum 06 Aug 2015

The most impressive thing about this haunting fable is Forsyth's fluidity and grace as a storyteller.

Amy P 30 Jun 2007

I had to read the book and watch the film as part of a "Fiction into Film" course I took. It was the only film I honestly felt remained true to the story. It is a quiet but quirky perspective on people we've probably come across in our lives and quickly dismissed as not deserving of our attention.