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Little Women

DramaRomance

In 19th century Massachusetts, the March sisters--Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy--on the threshold of womanhood, go through many ups and downs in life and endeavor to make important decisions about their futures.

Year

2019

Duration

2h 15m

IMDb

7.8

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Cast

Greta Gerwig

Director

Saoirse Ronan

Jo March

Emma Watson

Meg March

Cast

Greta Gerwig

Director

Saoirse Ronan

Jo March

Emma Watson

Meg March

Florence Pugh

Amy March

Eliza Scanlen

Beth March

Laura Dern

Marmee March

Timothée Chalamet

Laurie

Tracy Letts

Mr. Dashwood

Bob Odenkirk

Father March

James Norton

John Brooke

Louis Garrel

Friedrich Bhaer

Jayne Houdyshell

Hannah

Chris Cooper

Mr. Laurence

Meryl Streep

Aunt March

Rafael Silva

Friedrich's Friend

Mason Alban

Friedrich's Friend

EE

Emily Edström

Friedrich's Friend

Maryann Plunkett

Mrs. Kirke

Hadley Robinson

Sallie Gardiner Moffat

Greta Gerwig

Writer

Louisa May Alcott

Writer

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Comments

10 Comments

ShaylaJul 31, 2026

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Yande NambayaMay 30, 2026

The mastery in the making of this movie has me in absolute awe, and I love 🥹 it!

sparklyJul 14, 2025

Little Women ❤️

Jungkook'sWifeyTaehyung'sGirlJan 23, 2025

Who ever says they did not like this film they are spewing nonsense, it was a rollercoaster of emotions but it is worth it.

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Smiley💛May 23, 2023

Starting at the end is rarely a good idea because it destroys all the emotional payoffs. We open with Jo selling her stories (so now all the earlier stuff where she's struggling to be a writer is diffused of that struggle). We open with Amy already in Paris and painting (so now we understand that Amy does escape to a more glamorous life as desired), and even worse, we open with her running into Laurie and us finding out that Jo turned down his engagement (so ALL romance in their earlier years is now "who cares?" because we know where it leads). Oscar nominated?? Filmmakers wanted to be different? Put their mark on the story by telling it out of order? Makes no narrative sense. So if you already know the story and you won't to see pretty costuming, watch it. If you don't know the story, watch the 1994 version instead.

Sunil 75May 23, 2023

Writer/director Greta Gerwig tries her hand at Alcott's timeless, semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story by spotlighting two different time periods in the lives of the indefatigable March sisters, with first-rate casting featuring Ronan as the free-spirited, aspiring storyteller Jo, Watson as the fashionable, domestic Meg, Pugh as the economical, attention-seeking Amy, Scanlen as the quiet, musical Beth, and their journey from childhood to young adulthood as they pursue their individual hopes and dreams during the 1860s. Even though it isn't a direct page to screen adaptation, and the overlapping of timelines can be taxing at times, Gerwig is able to stage many powerful scenes that explore the all-important themes of sexism, loneliness, friendship, love, and unbreakable familial bonds thanks to four fabulous leading ladies, and quality work from Chalamet, Cooper, and Streep who are invaluable in key supporting roles. ***