Suburban Girl
Director: Marc Klein
Actors: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alec Baldwin, Maggie Grace
PlotA young, ambitious assistant editor for a high-profile New York City publisher dreams of making her mark in the literary world. Struggling to transition from her dreamy, bookish life into the reality of the cutthroat publishing industry, she juggles the demands of her job, her desire for a promotion, and the complexities of her personal life. Her world is a blend of the glamour and grit of city life, underscored by her relationships with her colleagues, friends, and the challenging dynamics at work. Living in the suburbs, she commutes to the city, navigating the contrasting worlds that highlight her journey towards finding her own voice and identity amid the chaos of urban life.
Her life takes an unexpected turn when she meets a celebrated editor from a rival publishing house. Much older and more experienced, he becomes both a mentor and a romantic interest, offering her a glimpse into the sophisticated, elite side of the literary world. Their relationship, marked by witty banter and a mutual love for literature, propels her into a whirlwind of high society, intellectual events, and personal discovery. However, the differences in their ages, experiences, and lifestyles soon surface, challenging her perceptions about love, success, and the kind of life she wants to lead. As she navigates the complexities of her burgeoning career and evolving personal relationships, she must reconcile her aspirations with the realities of life and love in the city.
Writers: Marc Klein, Melissa Bank
Release Date: 19 Oct 2007
Runtime: 97 min
Rating: PG-13
Country: United States
Language: English, French
Home Video Reviews
'Suburban Girl' disappoints yet shines on Blu-ray; fine debut for Klein, but lacks rewatch value.
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