Apart (2011)

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

Writers:

Josh Danziger (story), Aaron Rottinghaus (story)

Stars:

Olesya Rulin, Josh Danziger, Bruce McGill

1 nomination.

Cast

Credited cast:
Olesya Rulin	...	Emily Gates
Josh Danziger	...	Noah Greene
Bruce McGill	...	Dr. Thomas Abner
Joey Lauren Adams	...	Dr. Jane Sheppard
Michael Bowen	...	Teddy Berg
Sue Rock	...	Julie Gates
David Born	...	Joseph Greene
Jason Davis	...	Oliver Greene
Shiree Nelson	...	Kelly Corrigan
Brandon Todd	...	#55
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chris Binum	...	David Littleton
Harry Buonocore	...	Young Noah Greene
Scott De La Cruz	...	Friend of #55
Marissa Garrison	...	Bar Patron
Charlie Guillen	...	Russ the Bartender

Storyline

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.

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Plot Keywords:

homage | schizophrenic | loss of memory | deception | hidden truth | 

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Taglines:

Damned Together. Condemned By Fate.

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Genres:

Drama | Mystery | Romance | Thriller

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Official Sites:

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 February 2011 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Richmond, Texas, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

SystemX Media

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

(David Bowie I Love You) Since I Was Six
Written by Anton Newcombe
Performed by Jessica Lea Mayfield
Courtesy of Catapult Records (2011)

User Reviews

Top notch movie

I had a chance to view this film at SXSW and it really blew me away. Far better than I ever would have expected from an indie movie, the screen play was top notch ( written in the spirit of Momento ) and the acting was spot on. Josh Danziger and Olesya Rulin both are able to portray characters with a wide range of emotions tough-out the multi-year time-line of the movie. Joey Lauren Adams and Bruce McGill both have smaller roles in the movie but use their time on screen to full effect.

Aside from the keep you on the end of your seat script, the movie also is also visually stunning, with great cinematography. It's really a pleasure to see, and it's a movie that ask you to think, as opposed to just watch.