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The lives of three women are unexpectedly changed when they cross paths at a New York Family Court.The lives of three women are unexpectedly changed when they cross paths at a New York Family Court.The lives of three women are unexpectedly changed when they cross paths at a New York Family Court.
- Awards
- 6 nominations
Raúl Esparza
- Sanjuro
- (as Raul Esparza)
Shacha Temirov
- Anthony
- (as Shakjzodbek Temirov)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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- TriviaSecond time Hayden Panettiere and Viola Davis appear in a film together, after The Architect (2006) .
- GoofsEating out for Thanksgiving, they order pumpkin pie to go. The waitress brings it on plates.
- SoundtracksBout That Live
Written by Andre O'Neil Fennel, Dwayne A. Shippy & Josh Kessler
Courtesy of FirstCom Music
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Let me first get my angst out of the way. I'm referring to the useless review contributed by "Da Rude". It should read "Duh Rude". Unfortunately, I had to read the review three times to try to comprehend what the point was. To no avail. You sound like you have a problem with U.S. Made motion pictures, the Academy, and simply enjoy griping. Do you have a personal agenda against someone involved in the making of this film??
Sorry, I had to get that off my chest. As the other people contributing reviews of this film have essentially rated this an average "9", thus far, I agree. I've not to date, seen a performance less then excellent by Viola Davis and this film is no different. She just has a way of bringing real emotion to the screen as well as delivering a performance that gets you right in the chest. Her Co Stars do a terrific job as well and I felt the story was moving and thought provoking. It is no easy task telling a story about the legal separation of a child/children from a parent/parents. It is, obviously, a very tough subject to tackle and one which many people take a divisive stance on.
IMO, illustrating the dramatic course one navigates from the perspective's of a single Mother, Judge and all the people involved in doing a job aimed at protecting the welfare of children is not an easy one. Custody" does so with realism, empathy, and humanity.
This is not a feel good movie. It is not intended to be. It is, however, very much so worth watching and I believe most will get a glimpse into the tough process this film tackles, and will walk away happy they did.
Sorry, I had to get that off my chest. As the other people contributing reviews of this film have essentially rated this an average "9", thus far, I agree. I've not to date, seen a performance less then excellent by Viola Davis and this film is no different. She just has a way of bringing real emotion to the screen as well as delivering a performance that gets you right in the chest. Her Co Stars do a terrific job as well and I felt the story was moving and thought provoking. It is no easy task telling a story about the legal separation of a child/children from a parent/parents. It is, obviously, a very tough subject to tackle and one which many people take a divisive stance on.
IMO, illustrating the dramatic course one navigates from the perspective's of a single Mother, Judge and all the people involved in doing a job aimed at protecting the welfare of children is not an easy one. Custody" does so with realism, empathy, and humanity.
This is not a feel good movie. It is not intended to be. It is, however, very much so worth watching and I believe most will get a glimpse into the tough process this film tackles, and will walk away happy they did.
- stephenw-30180
- May 10, 2017
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