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Unrelated (2008)

A woman in an unhappy relationship takes refuge with a friend's family on holiday in Tuscany.

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Jim F 13 Sep 2011

Joanna Hogg sure knows how to play with her characters. You have the two teams, the grownups and the teenagers, and you would be expecting the plot to highlight the generation gap, instead this time, it only shows two identical sides. Same dull people, same boring drinking games, same meaningless arguments. Age has little to do with their actions, as caring does no go further than being polite, and hypocrisy is almighty for each and every one of these people, dull to the point of hatred. Anna's fault is not being part of any team, you see her trying hard to find her place and finally failing disgracefully as the outsider, like the guest that broke your grandma's favorite flower vase, not even worthy of being upset with.

Anton Bitel 14 Sep 2008

Joanna Hogg's feature debut is a subtle drama addressed at the teenager still vacationing in every adult.

Anthony Quinn 18 Sep 2008

If Hogg can render the travails of a bunch of middle-class British holidaymakers a subject of interest, there's reason to hope she has some career in the making.

Colin B 04 Oct 2008

If you wanted a villa holiday in Tuscany this summer and didn't have time, go to this film and by the end you will feel you have spent a fortnight there. Joanna Hogg has created an upper-middle class version of a Mike Leigh film at his slowest. It's beautifully done, and the fortnight is mostly enjoyable, unless you squirm at the sight of drunken Brits abroad or the sound of the upper-middle classes (I developed a thick skin for both of these a long time ago, myself). The characterisation is subtle, verging on invisible. There's very little intellectual content or sparkling conversation, surely unrealistic in a film about the chattering classes? Perhaps it's the prodigious amount of alcohol that's consumed. All this keeps the focus on Anna, on holiday from her unhappy situation at home, and the cheerfully pie-eyed teenagers that she hangs out with. The movie was very thin on plot, yet there did seem to be inconsistencies on the departure date for some of the party. I doubt I'll watch it again to check this though; once is nice, but enough.

John Harris-Dunning 18 Sep 2008

The complexity of real life creeps in to comic, poignant and often uncomfortably emotional effect. A lo-fi Bridget Jones with serious balls.