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Mood:
- Feel GoodHumorousSentimentalTouchingBittersweet
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Plot:
- Single ParentHuman NatureParents and ChildrenSiblings RelationsDysfunctional FamilyEccentric FamilyFamily GatheringsFamily in Crisis more...
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Genres:
- DramaComedyRomance
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Time/Period:
- 80s90s
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Style:
- Talky
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Based on:
- Based on Book
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Attitudes:
- Semi SeriousRealistic
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The Evening Star, 1996
English
USA
Profile of The Evening Star
The Evening Star can be described as bittersweet, sentimental, and feel good. The plot revolves around a family gathering, an eccentric family, and a family in crisis. The main genres are drama, comedy, and romance. In terms of style, The Evening Star is talky. In approach, it is realistic. It takes place in the 1980s and in the 1990s. The Evening Star is based on a book.
Summary of The Evening Star
The indomitable Aurora Greenway's struggles with her family and her love life continue in this long-awaited sequel to TERMS OF ENDEARMENT. In her own inimitable style, she continues to struggle with her family, neigbors, and her decidedly unconventional love life. Like the first film, Robert Harling's sequel features a terrific cast, including Juliette Lewis, Bill Paxton, Miranda Richardson, Marion Ross, and, once again, Jack Nicholson.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 5 December 1996 |
| Runtime: | 129 min |
Cast and Crew
as Aurora Greenway
as Melanie Horton
