Difference between revisions of "Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood"
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Estranged from her mother following a less than glowing recount of her childhood, playwright Siddalee Walker is transported back to her childhood home by her mother's life-long friends. Using their decades old scrapbook and copious amounts of alcohol, the "Ya-Ya Sisterhood" tries to shed new light on the trials and tribulations that caused Sidalee's resentment. | Estranged from her mother following a less than glowing recount of her childhood, playwright Siddalee Walker is transported back to her childhood home by her mother's life-long friends. Using their decades old scrapbook and copious amounts of alcohol, the "Ya-Ya Sisterhood" tries to shed new light on the trials and tribulations that caused Sidalee's resentment. | ||
Revision as of 20:26, 21 January 2011
Movie (2002)
Ellen Byrstyn Sandra Bullock Ashley Judd Maggie Smith James Garner
Estranged from her mother following a less than glowing recount of her childhood, playwright Siddalee Walker is transported back to her childhood home by her mother's life-long friends. Using their decades old scrapbook and copious amounts of alcohol, the "Ya-Ya Sisterhood" tries to shed new light on the trials and tribulations that caused Sidalee's resentment.
Features scene in which characters are taken for rides in Waco UPF-7 biplane.
