Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sigourney Weaver | ... | Julia | |
Kate Bosworth | ... | Louise | |
Alessandro Nivola | ... | Chris | |
Keri Russell | ... | Celeste | |
Daisy Tahan | ... | Maggie | |
David Rasche | ... | Doug | |
Patricia Kalember | ... | Amanda | |
Ian McWethy | ... | Dean | |
Elias Koteas | ... | Raymond | |
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Michael Patterson | ... | Dave |
Joanna Gleason | ... | Sarah | |
Stephen Kunken | ... | Leo | |
Brendan Sexton III | ... | Stuart | |
Elisabeth Waterston | ... | Alice | |
Rick Holmes | ... | Trendy Restaurant Manager (as Rick Vincent Holmes) |
Enduringly traumatized by the disappearance of her 3-year-old daughter 15 years ago, Julia Sandburg has cut herself off from anyone once near and dear to her, including her husband Doug and her son Chris, who tried for years to penetrate her wall of isolation and despair, without success. But when Julia meets Louise, a troubled young woman with a checkered past, all Julia's old psychic wounds painfully resurface, as does her illogical and increasingly irrational hope that Louise may be the daughter she lost so long ago. Written by Official Press Release
It has few basic virtues. who does it special, against the low budget. first - it has a great story. who is more than a good one because each parent from public feels the posible if in its bitter nuances. second - it is a film of doubts. not the last - it has the chance of admirable actors, Sigourney Weaver giving a moving portrait . and not only she. it is a drama and, at first sigh, all could be familiar. but it is one of film proposing all the angles for discover the intensity of story. and that, maybe, does it real special.