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This dark thriller boasts a fresh approach, but it can still get bogged down by its heavy subject matter. Read critic reviews
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In a quintet of stories, the murder of a young runaway (Brittany Murphy) connects a group of unrelated women. Lonely Arden (Toni Collette) discovers the body; Leah (Rose Byrne), a forensics student, thinks the victim may be her long-missing sister. Melora (Marcia Gay Harden) arrives in Los Angeles to piece together the last days of her daughter's life, while Ruth (Mary Beth Hurt) makes a disturbing discovery in the storage facility she and her husband manage.
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Rating: R (Nudity|Language|Grisly Images|Sexuality)
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Genre: Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Karen Moncrieff
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Producer: Eric Karten, Gary Lucchesi, Tom Rosenberg, Kevin Turen, Henry Winterstern
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Writer: Karen Moncrieff
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (DVD):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $17.3K
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Runtime:
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Distributor: First Look
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Production Co: Lakeshore Entertainment, First Look Pictures Releasing
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Sound Mix: SDDS, Dolby Digital, DTS
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This movie had potential to be good, but it just wasn't.
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dark film and well cast. the conclusion is definitely a brutel affair
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This film is relentlessly melodramatic; every scene is occupied by characters who scream and cry about their bleak, miserable lives. Since there is no emotional context to any of the episodes, they quickly become exhausting and repetitive. The cast is full of A-list actors, but none of them feel involved in the material. Along with the script, the acting feels strained and self-conscious. An unplesant movie with no pay-off.
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I was surprised this was actually better than I thought it would be. Usually when I watch movies like this where there are like 6 mini stories that are losely connected I always get frustrated because I dont feel like they end properly. But with this one it actually was rather satisfying. Sure, none of the storylines are comepletely concluded but it still makes perfect sense and I can live with the ending(s) as they were. And well acted on all counts. Some really great actors in there. What did this movie teach me? It's a small world.
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