Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Camila Morrone | ... | Mickey Peck | |
James Badge Dale | ... | Hank Peck | |
Calvin Demba | ... | Wyatt Hughes | |
Ben Rosenfield | ... | Aron Church | |
Rebecca Henderson | ... | Leslee Watkins | |
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Stephen Little | ... | Sheriff Avery |
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Joel Scheett | ... | Cop 1 |
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Kelley D. Cutler | ... | Cop 2 |
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Katee Ferguson | ... | Beth |
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Suzie A. Burch | ... | Thrift Store Clerk |
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Don Capp | ... | Don Capp |
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Steven D. Collins | ... | Gas Station Cashier |
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Gina Mohr | ... | Kristy |
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Jen Anderson | ... | Kyla VA Receptionist |
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Colten Ferguson | ... | Phil |
Faced with the responsibility to take care of her addict, veteran father, headstrong teen Mickey Peck keeps her household afloat. When she has the opportunity to leave for good, she must choose between familial obligation and personal fulfillment. Written by SXSW
One of the most accomplished first films I've ever seen. Ms Attanasio- clearly at the beginning of a beautiful career - writes and directs with the Confidence of someone twice her years. For Ms Merrone, filmgoers will remember this performance in years to come on par with Jennifer Lawrence and Winters Bone. James Badge is heartbreaking and terrifying as the dad that can't let her go. And the town of Anaconda is made a character in itself. All of it wrapped up in a beautiful story of a young woman in a terrible double bind between her father's needs and her own, and the decision she's forced into that seems to have no good solution.