For Mother’s Day: 8 movies that will make you want to call your mom

The last Sunday in November is the annual Mother’s Day, so we highly recommend spending this evening with your family watching a good movie. What will you choose? Of course, something in honor of the main offenders of the holiday. We’ve rounded up the best movies, and then you’ll definitely want to call your mom and tell her how much you love her! And if there is not enough inspiration from the screens, the The Fashion Vibes project “Hello Mom …”, dedicated to the most important people in our lives, will not give you a chance to remain indifferent.

“Stepmother” (1998)

The mother and stepmother go to make peace for the future of the children. A touching duet of Julia Roberts and Susan Sarandon in Chris Columbus’ comedy-drama that gave us the first two episodes of Harry Potter.

“Everywhere But Here” (1999)

Such young Susan Sarandon and Natalie Portman in a comedy-drama about a mother who knows everything better than anyone and a daughter who knows everything even better. At first glance they look like oil and water, but in reality they are very similar.

“Erin Brockovic” (2000)

Julia Roberts won an Oscar for her role as a single woman with three children fighting for the rights of residents in California’s Hinckley community against the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, which pollutes the city’s groundwater with the cancer-causing hexavalent chromium. in the townspeople. The case of the century he won while working at a small law firm.

“Crazy Friday” (2003)

The cult comedy of the 2000s starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. Dr. Tess Colman can’t seem to get along with her 15-year-old daughter, and by a Thursday, their house is constantly plagued by arguments, with disagreements reaching their climax. Fate decides to give them a test – early Friday morning, mother and daughter discover that they have swapped bodies.

“Blind Side” (2009)

A wealthy white family recruits an illiterate, homeless black teenager and helps him become a sports star and then go to college. Oscar-winning role as Sandra Bullock.

“Mothers” (2012)

Russian comedy melodrama with a stellar cast: Sergei Bezrukov, Dmitry Dyuzhev, Gosha Kutsenko, Igor Vernik and others. These are eight short stories about relationships, a mother’s boundless love, and loving children who remain children for their mothers at all ages.

“Mother’s Day” (2016)

The story of the relationship of ten women with their daughters on the eve of Mother’s Day. Drama about maternal love starring Courteney Cox and Sharon Stone.

“Pishka” (2018)

Willowdeen (Danielle MacDonald), the fat daughter of a former beauty queen, decides in protest to enter a local beauty pageant curated by her mother (Jennifer Aniston for a second). Soon, other girls join him, whose appearance differs from the generally accepted standards.