Sunshine Cleaning is a pleasant drama about Rose (Amy Adams), a maid and single mom, who coaxes her sister Norah (Emily Blunt) into helping her start her own business cleaning up crime scenes.

Any movie that has “Sunshine” in the title and features both Alan Arkin and a run-down van is already begging for comparisons. But while “Sunshine Cleaning” doesn’t borrow too heavily from “Little ...

“Sunshine Cleaning” is one of those movies that appears to have been sprayed with a thin Sundancey coating as it came off the assembly line, giving it just enough of an indie glow to attract the ...

Sunshine Cleaning (2008) is an American dramedy film. Directed by Christine Jeffs, Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) is a 30-year-old single unmarried mother and full-time house cleaner. Rose has a sister ...

“Sunshine Cleaning” is the kind of movie that screams “Sundance Film Festival.” With a hipster soundtrack, complicated family relationships and offbeat plot, it’s a film begging to be deemed endearing ...

Comedy-drama. Starring Amy Adams and Emily Blunt. Directed by Christine Jeffs. (R. 98 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) The play of emotion on Amy Adams' face is the main reason to see "Sunshine ...

Blessed with the same porcelain skin, the same plucky confidence, the same dexterity with comedy and drama – Amy Adams and Emily Blunt were born to play sisters. It’s a tiny tragedy that destiny ...

Three levels of cleaning services remove contaminations, prevent viruses and disinfect. A family-owned, Fort Lauderdale-based janitorial company founded in 1976, Sunshine Cleaning Systems has the ...

Sunshine Cleaning (Overture Films) is a movie that the viewer is willing to forgive a lot for four very appealing reasons: Amy Adams’ perfectly round, Delft-blue eyes and Emily Blunt’s almond-shaped ...

Amy Adams and Emily Blunt are two highly attractive, naturally funny actresses on the cusp of stardom so their pairing in "Sunshine Cleaning" as two lost souls is genius. With the right marketing and ...

“It’s just like cleaning up a house, but there’s blood there,” Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) explains nonchalantly to her younger sister Norah (Emily Blunt) in “Sunshine Cleaning,” the new film from the ...

Sunshine Cleaning opens with perfectly composed images of desperation. Rose Lorkowski (Amy Adams) is a maid and her sister Norah (Emily Blunt) is a waitress, and neither one is in a happy place right ...