sarah paulson playing a lesbian in the 90’s? the power this has, the implications this has!!!
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A mentally challenged girl proves herself to be every bit as capable as her "perfect" sister when she moves into an apartment and begins going to college.
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sarah paulson playing a lesbian in the 90’s? the power this has, the implications this has!!!
It's not easy to review this movie in these politically correct times. It's heart was in the right place when it was made, but people still take offense. Some people are offended by anything regarding certain groups. Should there never be any stories told from their points of view?I think it paints the intellectually disabled as human and relatable, not as saints, but just like everyone else, with all their human foilbes and strengths. I'm sure that's what everyone would want. Maybe in some eyes it went too far, but I found it well done, in my opinion. If anything, it should be uptight Republican parental types who should be upset about their portrayal in this movie! The mother took a long time to adjust her ways regarding her children.
Mad at Jacques for making me watch this
A woman with a developmental disability moves into her own apartment and pursues a romantic relationship while navigating complex family dynamics and her desire for independence.
The film was directed by Garry Marshall, known for his work on Pretty Woman, and released in 1999. Follow Garry Marshall's filmography on Mood.