Contains sensitive subject matter about suicide.

The Virgin Suicides ending is somewhat open-ended, leaving many to ask, "Why did the Lisbon sisters kill themselves?". Set in a quiet 1970s Michigan suburb, the film showcases the lives of the Lisbon sisters, led by Lux (Spider-Man's Kirsten Dunst), through the eyes of neighborhood boys, who remain enamored and haunted by their memories. This haunting narrative explores themes of youth, control, freedom, and the enigmatic essence of life and death, leaving a lasting impact. The films legacy lies in its ability to resonate deeply with themes of loss and the elusive nature of understanding another's inner world.

Based on the novel by Jeffrey Eugenides, the story navigates through the constrained lives of the five Lisbon sisters under the strict surveillance of their parents in a narrative filled with longing and mystery. The atmosphere that Lost in Translation director Sofia Coppola creates is one...