A star cast brings richness and texture of the evening, a lyrical tale of regret, unrequited love and hope, written by authors Susan Minot (Rapture) and Michael Cunningham (The Hours), based at Minot book . Ann (Vanessa Redgrave) is sick, crazy to remember when she came to the summer home of her best friend Lila Lila to be the maid of honor (her younger self is played by Claire Danes). But the young Ann is soon caught between the need hunger Lila's brother Buddy (Hugh Dancy) and the magnetic outsider Harris (Patrick Wilson). Meanwhile, the former Ann watched by her two daughters, Nina (Toni Collette) and Constance (Natasha Richardson) who are struggling with unresolved feelings about their mother, their life choices and on the other. Night begins to feel a little stiff and literary, but gradually found his rhythm.
While the emotional peaks and precious images feel inflated and hollow, the little fleeting moments - the sorrows, aspirations, disappointments, and comfort, the flash of a smile or extension of an eye - glimmer of warmth and honesty. It is rare that such a constraint can be so compelling and so rewarding evening is worth the trip to build emotional power of these little moments. Also featuring Glenn Close and Meryl Streep. -
While the emotional peaks and precious images feel inflated and hollow, the little fleeting moments - the sorrows, aspirations, disappointments, and comfort, the flash of a smile or extension of an eye - glimmer of warmth and honesty. It is rare that such a constraint can be so compelling and so rewarding evening is worth the trip to build emotional power of these little moments. Also featuring Glenn Close and Meryl Streep. -
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