Sunday (1994)

Sunday (1994) is a story of love. A love that turns lonely long-haul flights into emotional
dramas, and bad apartments into settings. A love that starts with a meet-cute and never
ends. A love that was born out of music, bonded by music, and now explored in music.
Sunday (1994) is a soundtrack.
Directed by Sofia Coppola’s angst or John Hughes’ faith in the feeling, we open on a scene of
Paige Turner and Lee Newell in their one bed on Kenmore Avenue in Koreatown. The year is
2020, police helicopters buzz overhead and their dog barks incessantly. It’s a Sunday, but a
bittersweet one.