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You Are Alone (2005)
A dark drama which takes a looks at how far its characters will go to relieve loneliness, even if only for an hour. Director:Gorman Bechard |
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You Are Alone (2005)
A dark drama which takes a looks at how far its characters will go to relieve loneliness, even if only for an hour. Director:Gorman Bechard |
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Daphne
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Britney
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| Richard Brundage | ... |
Buddy
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| Keith Herron | ... |
Priest
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| Eric Deskin | ... |
Mr. Wood
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Bruce Koken | ... |
Father
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Amy Brienes | ... |
Sarah
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James Ellsworth | ... |
Harlan
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Gail Herendeen | ... |
Mother
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| Tate Ellington | ... |
Mike
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| Chester Jones III | ... |
Tyler
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John Watson | ... |
Hotel Duncan clerk
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Michael Gilio | ... |
Sleeping Hotel Duncan guest
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Frank Loftus | ... |
Bachelor party patron
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| Christopher Jon Gombos | ... |
Bachelor Party Patron
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Albert Burton | ... |
Elevator Operator
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"We're gonna play a game of Snap! Pick a bracelet. Pull it hard!" But it's a game of desperate consequences in YOU ARE ALONE, a dark exploration of just how far a man and a woman will go to escape loneliness, if only for an hour. Daphne, a Yale-bound high school senior whose depression has blurred her sense of reality, works as an escort, advertising her services online. Her next door neighbor catches her as the "entertainment" at his nephew's bachelor party. With her hidden life precariously hanging in the balance, Daphne agrees to spend one hour with her neighbor. Initially confrontational, Daphne and her neighbor begin to shed their bitter layers of personal disappointment and general cynicism by talking about sex. It's eye-opening for her neighbor: BBBJs, dining at the Y, salad tossing, and, of course, Snap! But behind this teenager's jaded fantasies hides the very essence of heartbreak, acceptance, need, and desire... Written by Gorman Bechard
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