Edward Burns' 'Millers in Marriage' Explores Midlife Relationships and Creative Struggles

The ensemble drama delves into the lives of three siblings navigating marital tensions, personal regrets, and artistic challenges in their fifties.

Edward Burns' latest film, 'Millers in Marriage,' portrays three middle-aged siblings facing relationship and career crossroads in a sharply observed drama.
The film features a strong ensemble cast, including Gretchen Mol, Patrick Wilson, Julianna Margulies, Campbell Scott, Minnie Driver, and Burns himself.
Critics note the film's focus on relatable midlife themes, such as balancing personal fulfillment with family obligations and navigating artistic stagnation.
Burns incorporates subtle visual storytelling techniques to emphasize character dynamics, such as framing choices and color symbolism.
'Millers in Marriage' is now available in limited theatrical release and on major streaming platforms, marking another chapter in Burns' independent filmmaking career.