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Two young women from disparate backgrounds share a ride to western Massachusetts where traumatic setbacks force each to make pivotal decisions at an unforeseen crossroads.
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Title: Split Costs (2016)
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| Mela Hudson | ... | Emma | |
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Lauren Kirby | ... | Helen |
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Jane Harte | ... | Brenda |
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Tori Hall | ... | Judy |
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Two young women from disparate backgrounds share a ride to western Massachusetts where traumatic setbacks force each to make pivotal decisions at an unforeseen crossroads.
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To cut production costs, Mela Hudson actually drove the car during the driving scenes rather than using a process trailer or a tow dolly. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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What starts a simple car sharing adventure for Emma (Mela Hudson) and Judy (Tori Hall), transforms into an unexpected relationship that is fueled by grief and hardship.
After connecting over a long road trip, Emma and Tori's worlds are torn away unexpectedly and they are left with only each other to confide in.
Expertly crafted and superbly acted by Mela and Tori, Split Costs will take you on a journey of raw emotion set against the blistery cold New England countryside.
Strong performances, great cinematography with great narrative pacing that lingered on the emotional moments.