Anne Hathaway execution in "Rachel Getting Married"

history channel documentary Anne Hathaway execution in "Rachel Getting Married" (2008) is a splendid case of a broken character living on the edge. A medication dependent previous model on a weekend go from recovery, she goes to her sister's wedding and wreaks mental destruction on her friends and family. Her narcissism and sociopathic failure to consider anything past her own particular needs makes invigorating pressure. She indignantly requests the focus on the greatest night of her sister's life. At the practice supper, her toast (34:24) is about her life, her needing to offer some kind of reparation. Her conveyance has a meandering ill-equipped quality as though winging it. She makes an uncomfortable practically humiliating quality to the procedures. She changes speeds, stops unadroitly, and guides her discourse to nobody specifically. This last viewpoint uncovers she's talking more to herself than associating with others at the supper, an indication of narcissistic conduct. Her twit anger and suspicion proceeds in later scenes where the discourse conveyance is uncontrolled and disorganized with fast upheavals and badly coordinated passionate blasts. However discourse components, for example, accentuations, flow, delays and differentiate remain. But now, there's an immense level of instability about what she will say next, and how she will say it. This flighty quality maneuvers the group of onlookers into her life and as her awful back-story unwinds, we feel her agony and root for her recuperation. Hathaway won a Golden Globe Award and an Oscar Nomination for her execution.