Good Posture (2019)

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After breaking up with her boyfriend, Lillian moves in with married couple Julia and Don only to overhear them arguing in the night. The front door slams as Don moves out, and the following days sees Lillian, selfish and irresponsible, having to earn her keep by cooking for Julia, a reclusive, distrustful writer who rarely emerges from her room. Though communicating largely through notes, the odd couple gradually forge a bond and help one another to negotiate the foibles, phobias and obstacles that have long hindered their happiness.

Introduction
"Good Posture" is a 2019 American independent drama-comedy film directed by Dolly Wells. The motion picture's central styles revolve around personal development, understanding, and change, wonderfully illustrated in the middle of the background of a young woman and an older recognized author living together as flatmates. The movie was showcased at renowned movie festivals around the world consisting of the Tribeca Film Festival and Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Plot
The movie's narrative revolves around Lilian (Grace Van Patten), a girl living in New York City. Dealing with her parent's damaged marital relationship and a recent split, she initially presents herself as an aimless, self-indulgent individual. On the other hand, Lilian's father motivates her to move in with his buddy and well-known author, Julia Price (Emily Mortimer). The heart of the film depends on the non-traditional connection that flowers in between Julia and Lilian.

Character Development
Lilian's character begins as an egotistical youth however slowly develops as she browses life. Julia, a reticent and private author, discovers herself growing fond of the young woman who originally seemed like an undesirable visitor in her life. In time, the two establish an uncommon bond, bridging their age and character gaps.

The Unusual Bond
Lilian chooses to make a documentary about Julia without her authorization, using this task as a stepping stone towards self-discovery and self-improvement. Instead of speaking with Julia directly, Lilian starts talking with individuals who knew Julia, hence offering a brand-new perspective on her life. These interactions endear Julia to Lilian, and in time, she begins to value the woman behind the acclaimed author, consequently helping her mature.

Finale
Their unusual relationship help in their individual growth, with Julia coming out of her shell and Lilian developing from her self-absorbed state. The film ends with a sense of mutual respect and understanding in between the two, showcasing development and modification. Lilian discovers to be responsible, considerate, and thoughtful, while Julia opens herself approximately new relationships, putting an end to her separated way of life.

Conclusion
"Good Posture" is an unique movie that delicately depicts the journey of individual growth. The characters' relatability and the complex evaluation of human connections function as the movie's foundation. The movie is particularly noteworthy for its realistic representation of personal development and a non-traditional relationship, making it an intriguing watch.

Top Cast

  • Grace Van Patten (small)
    Grace Van Patten
    Lillian
  • Emily Mortimer (small)
    Emily Mortimer
    Julia Price
  • Norbert Leo Butz (small)
    Norbert Leo Butz
    Neil
  • Ebon Moss-Bachrach (small)
    Ebon Moss-Bachrach
    Don
  • Timm Sharp (small)
    Timm Sharp
    George
  • John Early (small)
    John Early
    Sol
  • Gary Richardson (small)
    Gary Richardson
    Nate
  • Condola Rashad (small)
    Condola Rashad
    Laura
  • Mary Holland (small)
    Mary Holland
    Pauline
  • Zadie Smith (small)
    Zadie Smith
    Self
  • Jonathan Ames (small)
    Jonathan Ames
    Self