(2007) | Unrelated

“As a director [Hogg] disappears entirely. Her narrative unfolds without a hint of her authorship... allowing her cast to weave their lives around one another.” Letterboxd · 4 years ago On the Character of Anna

The story follows (Kathryn Worth), a middle-aged woman who joins her friend Verena (Mary Roscoe) and her upper-middle-class family on a summer holiday in Tuscany. Arriving alone after a row with her partner, Anna finds herself drifting between two groups: the "olds" (her peers) and the younger generation. Unrelated (2007)

is the celebrated feature film debut of British director Joanna Hogg , establishing her as a major voice in contemporary cinema. The film is a naturalistic, slow-burn drama that explores midlife crisis, class, and social alienation. Plot and Themes “As a director [Hogg] disappears entirely

“Unrelated is like sipping wine in Tuscany while silently spiraling. It's sun-drenched, slow-burn, and sneakily devastating.” Facebook · High On Films · 5 years ago Arriving alone after a row with her partner,