My Mother’s Wedding (2025)

In this tender, witty, and emotional dramedy, My Mother’s Wedding marks Kristin Scott Thomas’ directorial debut and reunites her with Scarlett Johansson in a story as chaotic as it is emotional. When their eccentric and fiercely independent mother (Scott Thomas) announces she’s getting married for the fourth time, her three very different daughters are forced to live under the same roof again in the English countryside.

Georgina (Scarlett Johansson), an influential war correspondent; Victoria (Sienna Miller), a glamorous but insecure actress; and Katherine (Emily Beecham), a quietly resentful teacher, each carry their own baggage and secrets. As wedding preparations spiral into emotional conflict, the sisters must deal with jealousy, grief, unresolved childhood wounds, and their mother’s unpredictable decisions.

With sharp dialogue, lush settings, and an undercurrent of loss and longing, My Mother’s Wedding is a poignant exploration of womanhood, forgiveness, and the fragile bonds that hold a family together, even when everything else falls apart.