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Title: The Safety of Objects (2001)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Glenn Close | ... | Esther Gold | |
| Dermot Mulroney | ... | Jim Train | |
| Jessica Campbell | ... | Julie Gold | |
| Patricia Clarkson | ... | Annette Jennings | |
| Joshua Jackson | ... | Paul Gold | |
| Moira Kelly | ... | Susan Train | |
| Robert Klein | ... | Howard Gold | |
| Timothy Olyphant | ... | Randy | |
| Mary Kay Place | ... | Helen Christianson | |
| Kristen Stewart | ... | Sam Jennings | |
| Alex House | ... | Jake Train | |
| Charlotte Arnold | ... | Sally Christianson | |
| Andrew Airlie | ... | Bruce Jennings | |
| Stephanie Anne Mills | ... | Karen (as Stephanie Mills) | |
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Angela Vint | ... | Tina |
A series of overlapping stories about four suburban families dealing with different maladies. Esther Gold's life is consumed by caring for her comatose son; Jim Train is sent into a tailspin when he's passed over for a promotion; Annette Jennings' family is struggling in the wake of her divorce; Helen Christianson is determined to shake up her mundane life. Written by Anonymous
This film directed by Rose Troche must have been forgotten by the studio who decided to bring it to the screen and suddenly released it without much fanfare. Granted, it is a small film. It is the kind of movie we don't get to see much because with a lot of independent films, if there are no big names, they don't get a chance to find an audience.
Glen Close, as Esther Gold, the suffering mother of a bed ridden young man in a coma gives an honest performance. She is one actress that is always interesting to watch. She makes us believe she is this woman living a nightmare because of the son's accident. Esther's marriage seems to be a loveless one. Her husband is in a different wave length. At the same time, her relationship with her daughter is strained because of the guilt of the young woman carries inside her and doesn't come out until the end.
Patricia Clarkson keeps getting better all the time. She is the town's joke because she is the victim of a husband that has fled the home because he has found a younger, more attractive woman . Ms Clarkson is another natural actress no matter where and what vehicle she appears in. I'll just mention two other roles besides this just to show her versatility: True Art and Far from Heaven. Her range is enormous. What a talented lady!
Dermot Mulroney is excellent as the young neighbor married to Moira Kelly. Mr. Mulroney is also very effective in the film. Mary Kay Place's Helen is on target. We don't get to see her a lot and she deserves to be seen. The younger actors playing the various children are very good. Praise should be given to Kristen Stewart, who is incredible as the young Sam. She is a true winner.
Director Troche has achieved something unique in bringing all this talent together. She has given us a slice of life with a detailed account on the lives of these characters that seem as though we have known them for many years.