Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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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 |
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) |
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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.
The obscene and mundane nature of this film will throw some people off, but dark comedies aren't suppose to avoid disturbances, drabness, or oddity. The Director, Zach Clark, manages to convey great emotion in everyday occurrences, sometimes without dialogue, which is quite a feat. He does it in a different type of Christmas movie that is centered around a tragedy, but which has a humorous touch that keeps it entertaining, and that conveys ideas with a real heart. Though Anna Margaret Hollyman isn't well-known, she does a great job anchoring the film as a character who desperately wants it to feel like Christmas despite being overcome with grief. If you enjoy dark humor and don't need a movie to lecture you, or be overly puritanical, I highly recommend White Reindeer. It is a low-budget classic.