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6.4/10
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A girl with the supernatural ability to see through other peoples' lies, falls in love with a mysterious boy who always tells the truth.A girl with the supernatural ability to see through other peoples' lies, falls in love with a mysterious boy who always tells the truth.A girl with the supernatural ability to see through other peoples' lies, falls in love with a mysterious boy who always tells the truth.
- Awards
- 2 wins total
Scott F. Anderson
- Casey
- (as Scott Anderson)
Eileen Boylan
- Dakota Skye
- (as Eileen April Boylan)
Laci Couts
- Female Teacher
- (as Laci Buzzelli)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- GoofsWhen Dakota walks into class and falls asleep at her desk, she is only wearing two black and pink bracelets. In the next scene when she is being picked up from school she is suddenly also wearing a few blue bracelets.
- Quotes
Dakota Skye: Sitting between in the past and your future doesn't mean you are in the present.
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Mr. John Humber is a name we will all soon be hearing about.
I just saw this movie at the Phoenix Film Festival... I was blown away by the quality of the writing, the acting, the soundtrack, and, above all, the direction, the overall creativity of it. Eileen April Boyle is a standout, though her co-stars put in good performances. The script by Chad Shonk is remarkable in its subtlety, its creativity (especially given the genre), and for the reality of the world presented.
As a point of comparison (for you indie film lovers), Ed Burn's debut, BROTHERS McMULLEN, doesn't hold a candle to this film. And that's not to diminish Mr. Burns, but rather to communicate the quality of this film. Remarkable. Outstanding.
I spoke with the director right after the screening, and he shared that it has been rejected from a number of festivals because there are no stars in the cast. The selection committees should be ashamed of themselves for such a decision.
If you get the chance, SEE THIS FILM. It has left me in that dream-like state which only excellent films can accomplish, where the characters are so well-drawn that you don't want it end, don't want the credits to play, and which holds your thoughts -- and your heart -- in its hands for a time afterward.
(John Humber, you're my hero.)
I just saw this movie at the Phoenix Film Festival... I was blown away by the quality of the writing, the acting, the soundtrack, and, above all, the direction, the overall creativity of it. Eileen April Boyle is a standout, though her co-stars put in good performances. The script by Chad Shonk is remarkable in its subtlety, its creativity (especially given the genre), and for the reality of the world presented.
As a point of comparison (for you indie film lovers), Ed Burn's debut, BROTHERS McMULLEN, doesn't hold a candle to this film. And that's not to diminish Mr. Burns, but rather to communicate the quality of this film. Remarkable. Outstanding.
I spoke with the director right after the screening, and he shared that it has been rejected from a number of festivals because there are no stars in the cast. The selection committees should be ashamed of themselves for such a decision.
If you get the chance, SEE THIS FILM. It has left me in that dream-like state which only excellent films can accomplish, where the characters are so well-drawn that you don't want it end, don't want the credits to play, and which holds your thoughts -- and your heart -- in its hands for a time afterward.
(John Humber, you're my hero.)
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- Apr 5, 2008
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- Release date
- Country of origin
- Official site
- Language
- Also known as
- Lie to Me
- Filming locations
- Cooperstown, Phoenix, Arizona, USA(Outside stage Band performance)
- Production company
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- Budget
- $150,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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