Review: Seven Sundays
Seven Sundays features strong performances from its lead actors, making it a well-acted family drama.
The movie, directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina, tells the story of a family brought together by their father's terminal illness. Aging barangay captain Manuel Bonifacio (Ronaldo Valdez) is diagnosed with lung cancer and has only seven weeks to live, prompting his four adult children to spend their Sundays with him.
As they try to create a sense of normalcy, unresolved issues and hidden troubles threaten to disrupt their fragile dynamics. Despite its unoriginal subject matter, the movie is likely to resonate with audiences who have experienced family estrangement.
A notable flaw in the movie is a ridiculous and unnecessary dance sequence that almost ruins the overall experience.
The movie is bound to resonate with moviegoers who have suffered estrangement from family.
Author's summary: A family drama with strong performances.
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