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Living 'til the End (2005)Told by a psychic of his imminent death on his next birthday, Jack lives out the year, as a hopeless agoraphobic, until he meets a young woman who slowly coaxes him out of his self imposed bondage. Director:Amanda GoodwinWriter:Amanda Goodwin |
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Jack Whilton
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Audrey Gersons
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Constance Whilton
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Dr. Shaw
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Mr. Hines
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Cynthia
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Melanie
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Kate
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Dr. Anderson
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Jacqueline Britton | ... |
Madame Futura
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Robert Zimmerman | ... |
Howard
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Patrick
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Patrick Ney | ... |
Michael
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Told by a psychic of his imminent death on his next birthday, Jack lives out the year, as a hopeless agoraphobic, until he meets a young woman who slowly coaxes him out of his self imposed bondage.
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madame butterfly | dying father | psychiatrist | fortune teller | germophobe |Taglines:
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EnglishRelease Date:
21 October 2005 (USA) See more »Box Office
Budget:
$175,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Great ending!! Why aren't movies like this one available for viewing in my local theaters?! It was refreshing to see new young acting talent and a fresh new storyline. The cinematography and locations were fabulous. I will be keeping an eye out for more titles by this talented young director. She seems to have a keen sense of common human angst, peppering hard truths with intelligent humor. This is just the type of film I like to settle down to and get lost in. I recommend it so highly that I purchased a couple of DVDs for friends as holiday gifts. They agreed with my positive review and have come back to me for more advice on great movie finds.