Home Again - Official trailer 2017

HOME AGAIN

PG-13

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Year: 2017 ‧ Genre: Drama film/Romance ‧ Duration: 2 hours

Release date: September 8, 2017 (USA)

Director: Hallie Meyers-Shyer

Distributed by: Open Road Films

Music composed by: John Debney

Screenplay: Hallie Meyers-Shyer

STARRING 

 Lake Bell, Reese Witherspoon, Michael Sheen | See full cast & crew

  

STORY PLAY

 HOME AGAIN stars Reese Witherspoon ("Big Little Lies," Wild, Walk The Line, Sweet Home Alabama) as Alice Kinney in a present day lighthearted comedy. As of late isolated from her better half, (Michael Sheen), Alice chooses to begin once again by moving back to the place where she grew up in Los Angeles with her two youthful girls. Amid a night out on her 40th birthday celebration, Alice meets three trying movie producers who happen to need a place to live. Alice consents to let the folks remain in her visitor house briefly, yet the course of action winds up unfurling in startling ways. Alice's improbable new family and new sentiment go to a slamming end when her Ex shows up, bag close by. HOME AGAIN is an account of adoration, kinship, and the families we make. Furthermore, one major life lesson: Starting over is not for tenderfoots. 

Home Again stars Reese Witherspoon as a 40-year old lady named Alice as of late isolated from her significant other, who chooses to begin her life once more by moving back to the place where she grew up in Los Angeles. Living somewhat more immediately, she enables three youthful producers to crash at her place for a bit, which makes a wide range of new amazing connections.

Despite the fact that we recognize what Home Again is about because of the official outline, that is somewhat difficult to perceive from the trailer. This mystery for the motion picture doesn't generally clarify anything aside from that Alice is battling with her place in life, and there is a cluster of fellows around her (counting ex Michael Sheen and new flat mates Pico Alexander, Nat Wolff and Jon Rudnitsky) including much more difficulty. 

This truly just is by all accounts an ineffectively cut trailer, in light of the fact that the story at the focal point of the motion picture sounds like it could be somewhat more intriguing than your customary lighthearted comedy. Witherspoon more often than not hoists material like this, and the outfit cast of performing artists around her is a strong slate of ability. Be that as it may, it just looks untidy.

Obviously, we ought to most likely have confidence in movie producer Hallie Meyers-Shyer, girl of The Intern and The Holiday executive Nancy Meyers and Charles Shyer, chief of the revamps of Father of the Bride and Alfie. Heritage producers don't generally end up being as talented as their forerunners, however, in any event, we know she presumably grabbed some things from them in her directorial make a big appearance.