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Rose Lorkowski, une ancienne pom-pom girl qui sortait avec le capitaine de l'équipe de football américain, est aujourd'hui une mère célibataire trentenaire. Elle gagne sa vie en faisant des ménages. Quand son fils est menacé d'être exclu de sa classe, elle doit trouver de l'argent pour l'envoyer en école privée. Pour ça, elle ne peut compter ni sur son père, Joe, un homme d'affaires raté, ni sur Norah, sa soeur, une incurable fumeuse de joints. Sur les conseils de son amant, Rose monte, avec Norah, une entreprise de nettoyage de scènes de crime baptisée "Sunshine Cleaning". Elles se retrouvent alors confrontées à toutes sortes de situations spéciales...
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00:00All right, how do I look, hmm?
00:01Good, yeah.
00:03I love you.
00:04Don't tell him any more Lobster Man stories.
00:06He had nightmares all week.
00:07He hears this horrible sound.
00:10He knows that Lobster Man is out there,
00:13and he's totally screwed.
00:16We're all finished?
00:17Because it's our first visit,
00:18we did the blinds and the appliances,
00:20and nobody mentioned any...
00:21Paula Datsman, cheerleading squad junior year!
00:24God, you know, I was always so envious of you.
00:27Head cheerleader.
00:28Dating the quarterback.
00:29So, um, what are you doing now?
00:34Hey, you know, I was working this scene today
00:36where this guy offed himself in the sporting goods store.
00:39So they brought this cleaning crew in.
00:42He's over here and fishing, too.
00:44It's gross.
00:44It's a racket. You ought to get into that.
00:46You think you can make a ton of cash cleaning up
00:48after dead people?
00:49You don't have a job,
00:50and do you really want to live with Dad
00:51for the rest of your life?
00:52All we have to do is go in there
00:54and throw everything away.
00:55Oh, my God.
00:56I think it just takes a little getting used to you.
00:58Great. Now we're going to have to clean that up, too.
01:02He took all that stuff away.
01:03He made it better.
01:04The girls have gone into their own business.
01:06Sunshine cleaning.
01:07Since 1963.
01:09It gives us a sense of stability.
01:10People like that.
01:11It's a lie.
01:12Yeah, but it's a business lie.
01:14It's not the same as a life lie.
01:15Hi, Mac. It's me.
01:18What do you call him here for?
01:20He's never going to leave her.
01:23There's not a lot that I am good at.
01:24I'm good at getting guys to want me,
01:26not date me or marry me, but want me.
01:28You're better than them, Rose.
01:32Would you like me to sit with you for a little while?
01:34You are strong.
01:42You are powerful.
01:43You can do anything.
01:46I don't need you to take care of me anymore.
01:48It's not your job.
01:49It never was.
01:52Are you still cleaning houses?
01:54Actually, I own my own crime scene cleanup service.
01:56We come into people's lives
01:58when they have experienced something profound and sad,
02:02and we help.
02:04Oh, God, it smells bad, dude.
02:07Slow down.
02:08Here, go on up.
02:09Oh, my God, Rose.
02:11Come on.
02:11Do it on your own, idiot.
02:12It'll wash out.
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