Revolution #9 (2001) 6.8
Director:Tim McCannWriter:Tim McCann |
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Revolution #9 (2001) 6.8
Director:Tim McCannWriter:Tim McCann |
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| Michael Risley | ... |
James Jackson
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| Adrienne Shelly | ... |
Kim Kelly
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| Spalding Gray | ... |
Scooter McCrae
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| Callie Thorne | ... |
Stephanie
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| Michael Rodrick | ... |
Joe Kelly
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| Sakina Jaffrey | ... |
Dr. Ray
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Jase Blankfort | ... |
Tommy Kelly
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| Kristin Griffith | ... |
Gale
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Jonathan Hogan | ... |
Dr. Phil Karlson
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| Ted Sutton | ... |
Dr. Fred Lang
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James Burton | ... |
Therapist Fuller
(as Jim Burton)
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David Deblinger | ... |
Bar Manager
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Claire Beckman | ... |
Sarah McCrae
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| Armand Schultz | ... |
John Ford
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| Phyllis Somerville | ... |
Judge Hathaway
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I've noticed that most of the comments on this film are from people who are either big fans of independent film or friends of those who have tragically sufferred from the disease portrayed by the film-makers. I am neither, and would like to recommend the film to others who consider themselves more mainstream. Yes, for a variety of reasons I won't go into (I don't want to ruin it) Hollywood might never have made this film. But that doesn't mean it isn't a gripping drama with more internal coherency than many big-budget pictures. The fact that it touches on some political issues is an added bonus to a movie that should, otherwise, appeal to open-minded but otherwise mainstream audience members. If you get a chance, check out this film, you won't regret it.