Finding Your Feet (2017)

As twilight approaches their energetic lives, contrasting British sisters Sandra and Bif find themselves on the path to reconciliation after a ten-year estrangement. Sandra, recently christened Lady Abbott due to her lawyer husband Mike's knighthood, meticulously crafts an impeccable upper crust life, her every action measured with the precision of a metronome. Meanwhile, her older sister Bif, untamed and free-spirited, thrives in the bustling heart of inner city London, her council estate apartment a kaleidoscope of chaos and comfort. When Sandra's world implodes with the revelation of Mike's five-year affair with her confidante, Pamela, her meticulously planned retirement life crumbles. Suddenly adrift in a sea of betrayal and humiliation, she seeks solace in the unlikely arms of Bif, navigating the unfamiliar waters of her sister's bohemian world. Bif's life is a vibrant dance, quite literally, as she immerses herself in an adult community dance class, a pulsating hub of companionship and acceptance. Among Bif's eclectic group of friends is Charlie Glover, a man grappling with his own heartache as his wife Lilly, imprisoned by Alzheimer's, fades into the fog of memory. As Sandra slowly opens herself to the rhythm of the dance, she begins to form connections, not only with Charlie but also with life's simpler joys. Her journey of self-discovery forces her to reevaluate her life and confront the question: Is she ready to cast aside her upper crust life and embrace a new existence with someone like Charlie? Meanwhile, Bif, battling her own trials, might just hold the key to helping Sandra rediscover her lost zest for life. Their intertwined stories form a heartening tale of self-discovery, resilience, and the power of dance to heal and uplift. This is the narrative of "Finding Your Feet," a poignant exploration of love, betrayal, and the courage to dance to your own beat.

Finding Your Feet is a comedy movie featuring Imelda Staunton and directed by Richard Loncraine.

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