The dramatic, tender story of a man who finds himself suddenly thrust into fatherhood, and the unexpected journey that leads him to discover the life-altering love found in the heart of his little girl.
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Title: Annabelle & Bear (2010)
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Curt Massof | ... | Bear |
| Olivia Walby | ... | Annabelle | |
| Ruby Harris | ... | Annie | |
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Jason Myres | ... | Goldie |
| Kimberly Cruchon Brooks | ... | Grace | |
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Dal Bouey | ... | Trisha |
| Cole Corey | ... | Raymond | |
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Rick Wooley | ... | Johnny |
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Paul | ... | Tino |
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Robert Larin | ... | George Stanley |
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Sari Zalesin | ... | Donna |
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Michael Jule | ... | Dr. Jule |
| Andrea Isom | ... | Nurse | |
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Marx W. Grant III | ... | Tiny |
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John Magri | ... | Tow Truck Driver |
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The dramatic, tender story of a man who finds himself suddenly thrust into fatherhood, and the unexpected journey that leads him to discover the life-altering love found in the heart of his little girl.
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Written by Brion Riborn
Performed by Brion Riborn
Courtesy of Etymbiotic Music [ASCAP]
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Annabelle & Bear Intro (Get Back Up)Written by Brion Riborn
Performed by Brion Riborn
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20 February 2010 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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ANNABELLE & BEAR is a true indie film--a low budget, no big (or even small) name stars, no flashy effects--just a compelling story driven by real characters. The film's greatest assets are its two title roles. Both actors, a two-year-old girl and a burly bearded biker respectively, pull off performances that seldom hit a false note and really draw empathy from the viewer. The cinematography is also top-notch, capturing all the grittiness Detroit, MI has to offer. Writer/Director Amy Weber does a more than competent job helming her first feature, managing to spin its simple yet unique narrative without ever coming off cloying or forced. While the editing could use some tightening, and a few of the music cues are repetitive, overall this is an accomplished work by a new filmmaker with a keen eye and a terrific heart.