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A woman surprises the family of her deceased boyfriend by telling them she's pregnant with his child.A woman surprises the family of her deceased boyfriend by telling them she's pregnant with his child.A woman surprises the family of her deceased boyfriend by telling them she's pregnant with his child.
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This isn't a typical thriller. The cast is quite good even supporting cast so that should indicate that it's not a second rate show. It's different. Starts off like a psychological thriller. Then things become more crime drama with an unexpected villain. The conclusion is unexpected but at least doesn't leave you hanging totally.
Margaret Qualley is getting lots of good roles and she is quite watchable. Amy Ryan plays the bitter Mother and divorcee quite well.
Worth a watch.
Margaret Qualley is getting lots of good roles and she is quite watchable. Amy Ryan plays the bitter Mother and divorcee quite well.
Worth a watch.
This is newbie director Rowan Athale's second full length feature film (plus one short), and aside from a few technical errors and editing issues, he pretty much nailed it behind the camera and in directing his cast.
The film is an adaptation of the novel (I haven't read it) of the same name by John Searles, turned into a screenplay by novice writer Eric Garcia. The pacing started out decent, then slowed down midway, and felt dragged out towards the end, that the 96 min run-time felt longer. I wasn't a fan of the non-climatic stretch of cross-cutting time lines, and I felt the story would've been better told in the proper order.
Casting was excellent and all actors were convincing in their roles, especially Margaret Qualley, who was outstanding in her starring role.
The cinematography was on point, and the score perfect for this type of film.
For a low-budget B-grade film by unseasoned filmmakers, this was a surprisingly enjoyable noir-thriller about grief, belief and the things we keep hidden.
It's a recommended watch and a well deserved 8/10 from me.
The film is an adaptation of the novel (I haven't read it) of the same name by John Searles, turned into a screenplay by novice writer Eric Garcia. The pacing started out decent, then slowed down midway, and felt dragged out towards the end, that the 96 min run-time felt longer. I wasn't a fan of the non-climatic stretch of cross-cutting time lines, and I felt the story would've been better told in the proper order.
Casting was excellent and all actors were convincing in their roles, especially Margaret Qualley, who was outstanding in her starring role.
The cinematography was on point, and the score perfect for this type of film.
For a low-budget B-grade film by unseasoned filmmakers, this was a surprisingly enjoyable noir-thriller about grief, belief and the things we keep hidden.
It's a recommended watch and a well deserved 8/10 from me.
Then you didn't pay enough attention.
It bugs me when people give the movie low rating but their comments make it obvious that they didn't pay attention or missed major parts.
This was a slow burn at the beginning but once we found out who the father was it picked up and concluded very well.
The acting was great
over all
5.9
It bugs me when people give the movie low rating but their comments make it obvious that they didn't pay attention or missed major parts.
This was a slow burn at the beginning but once we found out who the father was it picked up and concluded very well.
The acting was great
over all
5.9
This is one of those mystery tales that keeps you guessing as to why our young female is now pregnant from, she believes, her deceased boyfriend from five years ago. We are teased with several possibilities from the mysterious to the bizarre. Of course the answer as to what happened occurs in the final minutes so be patient as you guess who, or what happened.
This film tells the story of a woman who believes she carries the child of her dead boyfriend.
The plot is mysterious to start with, and then becomes very engaging and captivating. I really feel for all the characters, including the mother, father, brother, the girlfriend and the girlfriend's neighbors. Who would have thought the plot takes such a dramatic turn and becomes so touching. I really enjoyed this film.
The plot is mysterious to start with, and then becomes very engaging and captivating. I really feel for all the characters, including the mother, father, brother, the girlfriend and the girlfriend's neighbors. Who would have thought the plot takes such a dramatic turn and becomes so touching. I really enjoyed this film.
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- Gross worldwide
- $343,038
- Runtime
- 1h 36m(96 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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