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Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Dylan MacDonald | ... | Blane |
Nicole Maroon | ... | Krista | |
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Christine Chemello | ... | Nara |
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Sean Radigan | ... | Dan |
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Jeanette Dufour | ... | Jeanette |
Sarah Cunningham | ... | Sarah | |
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Maxime Fulmer | ... | Blane - 12 years old |
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Ericka Nolan | ... | Krista - 9 years old |
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Hon Luong | ... | Restaurant Owner |
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Dru LeHoux | ... | Restaurant Staff #1 |
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Molly | ... | Restaurant Staff #2 |
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Koshini Ramaswaran | ... | Restaurant Staff #3 / Grocery Shopper |
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Chong Kwong | ... | Angry restaurant customer |
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Ken Reynolds | ... | Homeless man |
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David Iatonna | ... | Man on cellphone in laundromat |
Blane, a young homeless man forms an unworldly bond with Nara. Their friendship grows stronger as time passes, giving Blane something to look forward to everyday. The only problem is Nara isn't like any other friend; she's Blane's deepest and darkest secret. Written by AP
I saw Nara at the Hamilton Film Festival in 2008. This was definitely the best film I saw there during the week. I am not usually a fan of the horror/thriller genre, but this was an exception. The film took its time introducing the characters and story, not relying on cheap thrills as I've become accustomed to with so many Hollywood releases. The story itself was unique and really kept me guessing to the end. Another standout for me was the lead actor, Dylan Macdonald, who really carried the first half of the film, exploring the character of Blane with minimal use of dialogue. We were lucky enough to talk to the director Navin Ramaswaran after the screening. He was open to all our questions and I really look forward to seeing his next movie.