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Title: Saint Frances (2019)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Kelly O'Sullivan | ... | Bridget | |
| Ramona Edith Williams | ... | Frances (as Ramona Edith-Williams) | |
| Charin Alvarez | ... | Maya | |
| Lily Mojekwu | ... | Annie | |
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Max Lipchitz | ... | Jace |
| Jim True-Frost | ... | Isaac | |
| Mary Beth Fisher | ... | Carol | |
| Francis Guinan | ... | Dennis | |
| Rebecca Spence | ... | Joan | |
| Rebekah Ward | ... | Cheryl | |
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Ezra Gibson | ... | Wally |
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Danny Catlow | ... | Chad |
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Hanna Dworkin | ... | Miss Margaret |
| Bradley Grant Smith | ... | Corey | |
| Rebecca Buller | ... | Dana | |
Thirty-four-year-old aimless server Bridget hasn't yet achieved her goal of becoming a respected writer. When casual relations with a younger 'nice guy' leads to an unexpected confrontation with potential motherhood, she manifests a job nannying a pint-sized spirit guide disguised as an obstinate six-year-old. Written by Mae Moreno
"Frances" deals with a lot of hot issues, like abortion, acceptance no matter gender, orientation,and past mistakes and it tackles them all with immense heart, exploring other personal themes, such as depression and life's crisis, all with such a human touch that it's hard not to connect to these characters. Kelly O Sullivan is so natural in this role that it's almost feels like a biography. Her writing is just as impressive as her acting, and I'm excited to see what the future holds for her in the world of cinema, because I think she's gonna turn some heads. The moms are both immensely talented as well as the daughter. At the end of this movie I couldn't help but smile and nod along with the music, relishing the time I got to spend with these characters. My only real quip is that it does longer a bit towards the end, and there is one scene that is a bit too on the nose, but the rest of the film is just too good and done with too good of intentions to really knock it too much. Overall Saint Frances is a stunningly delightful film, one that I recommend to anyone and everyone no matter personal beliefs. You may come out changed, you may come out even stronger in your beliefs, you may come out not changed at, all which is fine. One thing is for sure, you'll have a great time with these characters. There's plenty of laughs, tears and morals, and by the end you'll be sure to be rooting for Bridgette and her future.