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Title: Union Square (2011)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Mira Sorvino | ... | Lucy | |
| Michael Sirow | ... | Jay (voice) | |
| Tammy Blanchard | ... | Jenny | |
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Murray | ... | Murray |
| Mike Doyle | ... | Bill | |
| Daphne Rubin-Vega | ... | Sara | |
| Christopher Backus | ... | Andy | |
| Michael Rispoli | ... | Nick | |
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Holden Backus | ... | Mike |
| Patti LuPone | ... | Lucia | |
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Mattea Backus | ... | Cousin Livvey |
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Johnny Backus | ... | Cousin Drew |
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Kelly Cinnante | ... | Maria |
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April Barton | ... | Nicole (salon owner) |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Harper Dill | ... | Trish |
A reluctant reunion of two estranged sisters. One is on the verge of marriage; the other is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Both struggle with truths they're hiding from each other - and from themselves. Jenny has rejected her tumultuous family and cut off communication, seeking a more ordered life far from her roots in the Bronx. And she's almost ready to commit to her longtime fiancé when her sister Lucy - the personification of all that Jenny has been trying to flee - surprises her at a critical time. Lucy and Jenny's combustible reunion brings both of them to unforeseen places, shattering and reconstructing the worlds they have both carefully constructed. Written by Anonymous
Union Square, a snapshot of the dysfunctional relationship between two New York City sisters, starring Mira Sorvino and Tammy Blanchard, provides several comedic moments but not enough to warrant a recommendation.
The primary redeeming factor of this film is the length: mercifully a short 80 minutes... Unfortunately, I suspect its short length is due to severe editing in an unsuccessful effort to salvage the piece. The end result has the feel of a story better suited to the stage rather than the screen. The acting and NYC accents are heavy handed and grating, and the story line is disjointed – simply not worth watching.