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Kym returns from treatment for her sister Rachel's wedding, and the camera stays in the middle of loud family fights. Guests drink and smoke through the rehearsal and reception, while the siblings keep circling a younger brother who died years earlier. Language is harsh and constant in arguments. We land at 16 and up because addiction, grief, and blame stay front and center for the whole weekend
Uplifting themes
Forgiveness and showing up for family are tested but not dismissed. The wedding still matters even when old wounds reopen Kym is messy yet trying to stay sober for the weekend. Rachel and their parents are loving and flawed in equal measure
Story (may spoil tone)
A young woman who has been in and out from rehab for the past 10 years returns home for the weekend for her sister's wedding.
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Violence Shouting matches turn physical in brief grabs and slammed doors. The pa…
Shouting matches turn physical in brief grabs and slammed doors. The past child's death is spoken about, not re-enacted
Language Kym and her family argue in raw, handheld scenes where the f-word and s…
Kym and her family argue in raw, handheld scenes where the f-word and s-word fly during the wedding weekend. Even tender moments snap into sharp insults
Sex / nudity Kym has a brief sex scene with another wedding guest. Both are clothed,…
Kym has a brief sex scene with another wedding guest. Both are clothed, but it is clear what they are doing. There is also talk about past hookups and apparent childhood sexual abuse within a family
Drugs / alcohol Wedding guests drink heavily, smoke, and talk about Kym's rehab history…
Wedding guests drink heavily, smoke, and talk about Kym's rehab history. Being drunk is played as both comedy and danger
Frightening Emotional blow-ups can feel intense because the camera stays close. The…
Emotional blow-ups can feel intense because the camera stays close. There are no horror beats
Eating disorders / body image Sisters argue about anorexia and blame tied to their father. It is talk…
Sisters argue about anorexia and blame tied to their father. It is talk-heavy
Mental health Kym's addiction recovery and family guilt dominate the plot. Relapse fe…
Kym's addiction recovery and family guilt dominate the plot. Relapse fear, shame, and a chaotic homecoming sit in nearly every scene
Grief / bereavement The family still carries a younger son who died in a past car crash tie…
The family still carries a younger son who died in a past car crash tied to Kym. That loss erupts in kitchen fights and the rehearsal dinner
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- Kym wants to celebrate but keeps triggering the family. When does supporting someone in recovery become judging them?
- The film rarely steps away from the argument. How does that style change the way you feel about each character?
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