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Dark Woods (2010)A young married couple moves to a secluded area to cope with the wife's terminal illness. As the wife's condition gets worse, the husband's growing detachment from her forces him into a ... See full summary » Director:Michael EscobedoWriter:John Muscarnero |
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Susan Branch
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John Muscarnero | ... |
Henry Branch
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Rand Larch
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Dr. Lewis
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Mrs. Turner
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A young married couple moves to a secluded area to cope with the wife's terminal illness. As the wife's condition gets worse, the husband's growing detachment from her forces him into a tumultuous relationship with a local teenage girl whom he rescues from a sexual assault. Written by Anonymous
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EnglishRelease Date:
6 March 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$1,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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When I first popped this is my DVD player I have to say I wasn't expecting all that much, but I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed this story. Of course like any movie it has it's flaws but there was a point about a third of the way through when it got really good. The acting is also well done for an "indie" (especially the young girl and James Russo). And the cinematography is especially outstanding. Of course, the locations seem limited because it's an indie flick, but I found that to not take away from the story too much, especially since it's shot so beautifully and a lot of it out in nature in the beautiful woods. I give this movie a solid 7 out of 10.