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Apart (2011) 4.4
Linked by a rare psychological disorder, Noah Greene and Emily Gates must uncover the mystery of a tragic past in order to find hope for the future. Director:Aaron Rottinghaus |
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Emily Gates
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| Josh Danziger | ... |
Noah Greene
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Dr. Thomas Abner
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Dr. Jane Sheppard
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Teddy Berg
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| Sue Rock | ... |
Julie Gates
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| David Born | ... |
Joseph Greene
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Oliver Greene
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| Shiree Nelson | ... |
Kelly Corrigan
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Brandon Todd | ... |
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Chris Binum | ... |
David Littleton
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Young Noah Greene
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Scott De La Cruz | ... |
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Bar Patron
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Russ the Bartender
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When a pair of star-crossed lovers are forced apart by fate it's up to them to right the future. As they fall deeper in love, they experience visions of a deadly future - those around them are doomed to die. Within days their premonitions become reality as their friends start dying around them. As the visions intensify, it becomes clear that the next people to die will be them. The couple has to choose between remaining together and hurting those around them, or staying apart forever. Written by Cinemavault
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Damned Together. Condemned By Fate.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for some violence, bloody images and language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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1 February 2011 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I was fortunate enough to see Apart in Houston on the night of the premiere with Josh Danziger, the star of the film. It was shot in my home town and my high school, so I was going to see the movie regardless. However, I was truly blown away with the writing, acting, and cinematography of "Apart".
The film is a very mature, and dark film and a large undertaking for a freshman writer/actor like Danziger. However, the movie was pulled off spectacularly. The story is rich and layered, and while the non-linear, broken time line may be difficult to follow for some, it is integral to the story line. The way the film is cut and shot really envelops the audience into the storyline and into the psyche of the characters.
The film is an amazing psychological and philosophical journey into reality, sanity and what it means to love, exist, and what is real. This isn't your typical high octane thriller, but it is thrilling nonetheless. You will leave the theater questioning more than when you went in, and for this film, that is a good thing.