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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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Matthew Turner 17 Sep 2008

Well acted, superbly written drama with a strong central performance by Kathryn Worth and impressive direction by Joanna Hogg.

Nigel Andrews 18 Sep 2008

Scratchy? But why not? Scratchy sounds human. In Unrelated we almost hear the charcoal on the paper as the group portrait takes shape, filled with unknown actors helping to cross-hatch their own characters.

Sophie H 28 Dec 2013

An obviously low budget (some parts are hard to hear due to improper sound staging) drama that is carried by strong performances, espcially from the supporting cast. I found myself enjoying it and drawn in, and it did stick with me afterwards and make me think. A drama well-done.

eliza h 31 Jul 2011

Subtle, tightly strung with tension, longing, loneliness and all the sluice of emotions that might come alongside the experience of fitting momentarily into someone else's family life. Impressively acted, brilliantly directed; the only letdown the slightly slack final revelation- which has the effect of slowly letting the air out of a balloon; one that the rest of the film has primed for a bang!

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.