Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Nathan Williams | ... | Jeff Barrington | |
Kim Park | ... | Greta | |
Anna Margaret Hollyman | ... | Suzanne Barrington | |
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Lydia Hyslop | ... | Patti (as Lydia Johnson) |
Joe Swanberg | ... | George | |
Chris Doubek | ... | Detective Ross | |
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Leo Erickson | ... | Mr. Boxter (Suzanne's Father) |
Yvonne Erickson | ... | Mrs. Boxter (Suzanne's Mother) | |
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Tom Neubauer | ... | Priest |
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Mark Boyett | ... | Tom |
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Ellie Nicoll | ... | Barbara (Real Estate Lady) |
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Mahoghany Ayot Eerised | ... | Tricia (Real Estate Lady) |
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Jiyoung Lee | ... | Dianne (Real Estate Lady) |
Melodie Sisk | ... | Sweater Model | |
Ray Converse | ... | Chubby |
After an unexpected tragedy, Suzanne struggles to put her life back together during a sad, strange Christmastime in suburban Virginia.
This is not a comedy. This is not a dark comedy. This is not a black comedy. This is not a drama, a dramedy or anything. This is a vacuum bubble. A nothing, a blank wall. This is the feel nothing movie of the year not good or bad or tragic. A null. A women who has a tragedy in her life before Christmas. She jumps right over grief to catatonia. She discovers the people in her life all have secret lives and discovers she doesn't have a life or any existence of her own. She has zero response to everything. The only excitement in her life is throwing up. I guess that's something. Anyway there's sex and drugs and shoplifting, strippers, swingers and people who are really really ugly naked. And none of it registers or matters in the least.