Mull
A teenage girl has to terms with her family and herself when her mother falls critically ill. She decides to leave school to look after her family, which turns outto be an enormous challenge, as she has to deal with her father’s fanatical religion, her brother’s experimentation with drugs and homosexuality, her desire for the wrong boy, and her younger brother and sister’s inability to cope with the family’s instability.
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Plot Summary
A shy, awkward accountant named Robert Mull is unexpectedly fired from his job and struggles to find new employment. He embarks on a series of bizarre and often disastrous attempts to reinvent himself, leading him into unexpected situations and interactions with a cast of quirky characters. As he navigates these challenges, Mull begins to discover a hidden resilience and a new sense of self.
Critical Reception
Mull received a mixed to positive reception from critics, who generally praised its quirky humor and Catherine O'Hara's performance. Some found the plot a bit uneven, but many appreciated its offbeat charm and heartfelt moments.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its unique blend of comedy and drama.
- Catherine O'Hara's performance is a standout.
- Some critics found the pacing inconsistent.
Google audience: Audience reception for Mull is not widely documented through Google Reviews, making specific summary points unavailable.
Fun Fact
The film was initially developed with a different lead actor before Catherine O'Hara was cast in the role.
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