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Title: The Midnight Swim (2014)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Lindsay Burdge | ... | June | |
| Jennifer Lafleur | ... | Annie | |
| Aleksa Palladino | ... | Isa | |
| Beth Grant | ... | Amelia Brooks | |
| Ross Partridge | ... | Josh | |
| Michelle Hutchison | ... | Realtor | |
| Shirley Venard | ... | Maggie Helms | |
| Kaya Sakrak | ... | Father | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Ebru Caparti | ... | Auntie |
| Thunderbird Dinwiddie | ... | Mother (as Traci Dinwiddie) | |
Spirit Lake is unusually deep. No diver has ever managed to find the bottom, though many have tried. When Dr. Amelia Brooks disappears during a deep-water dive, her three daughters travel home to settle her affairs. They find themselves unable to let go of their mother and become drawn into the mysteries of the lake. Written by Anonymous
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This is a FANTASTIC new suspense film (a drama of spiritual decay, a visual/aural/tonal pastiche, one could say) that I really, truly think many of you will love...I'd say probably the most efficient way to sum up this movie and its emotional impact is to describe it as "The Big Chill" meets "The Shining", that is completely unafraid to take its time to get where it's eerily going (but not TOO much time, with a highly-tidy 90-minute run), with a fine improv-mumblecore glaze of "Paranormal Activity" as well...but the incredible feminine-driven substance, its brilliantly-evocative/symbolic cinematography and artfully-potent editing (easily the best I've ever seen in a "found footage movie"), and its deft and incredibly-memorable uses of great emotional acting and sudden/subtle tone shifts is what *really* gives this film its heart that will stay with you beneath all the ambiguous Kubrickian/Lynchian suspense. It also passes the famed Bechdel Test with flying colors for once! So let's all help this soon-to-be cult favorite for far more than just suspense/horror buffs earn its place! You'll be very happy you did! :)