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Description
This movie centers on an unemployed documentary filmmaker whose behavior becomes increasingly erratic in the months after his wife becomes pregnant.
This movie centers on an unemployed documentary filmmaker whose behavior becomes increasingly erratic in the months after his wife becomes pregnant.
Actors:
Micheal Zakhar,
Rya Meyers,
Ron Marasco,
Kyle Koromaldi,
Keir Gilchrist,
Junes Zahdi,
Christian Calloway,
Jade Sealey,
Elijah Collins,
Alexia Rasmussen,
Jessy Hodges,
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Micheal Zakhar
Rya Meyers
Ron Marasco
Kyle Koromaldi
Keir Gilchrist
28 September 1992, London, England, UK
Junes Zahdi
13 November 1984, Düsseldorf, Germany
Christian Calloway
Jade Sealey
Elijah Collins
Alexia Rasmussen
Jessy Hodges
Director:
Kasra Farahani
Kasra Farahani
Country:
United States
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May 12, 2017
This one really surprised me.
July 28, 2017
Alexander Alexandrov's grimy cinematography shows us the dirt and the grit we have come to associate with working class Americans going off the rails, and applies it to well cared for suburban homes and cityscapes usually pictured as glamorous.
October 26, 2017
[A] deathly dull character study.
August 08, 2017
Cross is very good at nuancing the hidden depths of a character whose precise "problem" is purposefully kept elusive in Farahani and Jason O'Leary's intelligent script.
July 26, 2017
Compelling and sometimes spellbinding...
March 15, 2018
There's a frankness to this picture that compensates for the overall slightness. It's the rare thriller that looks to combine "Five Easy Pieces" and "Taxi Driver."