Exodus Fall (2011)
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33% of critics liked it
(6 reviews) -
100% of users liked it
(54 ratings)
Set in 1974 Texas, Exodus Fall tells the story of three teen siblings struggle with the death of their father and try to live with their abusive mother. When one of the teens is sent away because the mother can't cope with his autism, the oldest of the siblings devises a plan to get their… More Set in 1974 Texas, Exodus Fall tells the story of three teen siblings struggle with the death of their father and try to live with their abusive mother. When one of the teens is sent away because the mother can't cope with his autism, the oldest of the siblings devises a plan to get their brother back and embark on a life changing adventure across the Southwest in their deceased father's station wagon. In their attempt to find their grandmother's home thousands of miles away, they find themselves confronted with detours that ultimately slow them down, but thrust them into a coming of age journey to be remembered. -- (C) Official Site
- Directed By
- Ankush Kohli, Chad Waterhouse
- Written By
- Chad Waterhouse
- Genres
- Drama
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Apr 8, 2011 Limited
- Studio
- Oakhurst Pictures
Critic Reviews
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Daniel M. Gold, New York Times
Many of those involved are at the early stages of their careers and may be excused. You wonder, though, what Ms. Arquette was thinking.
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Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel
Co-director Chad Waterhouse's script is filled with melodramatic contrivances.
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Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times
This graceful, easy-to-take picture is a nifty example of resourceful independent filmmaking, with a perfectly blended ensemble cast in well-drawn roles.
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Dennis Harvey, Variety
This 1970s period piece is nicely crafted and sweetly engaging overall, despite some stilted dialogue and crudely melodramatic elements.
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Andrew Schenker, Slant Magazine
A collation of pseudo-profound dialogue and cameos by compassionate strangers, Exodus Fall is a road movie in which, once out of Texas, nothing bad can ever happen to our children.
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Cast
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Jesse James
as Kenneth Minor
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Rosanna Arquette
as Marilyn Minor
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Devon Graye
as Dana Minor
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Dee Wallace
as Shirley Minor
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Christopher Atkins
as Wayne Minor
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Adrien Finkel
as Charlotte Minor
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Alexander Carroll
as Travis
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Leo Rossi
as Ford Ashworth
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Duane Whitaker
as Marty
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Allison Bibicoff
as Reporter
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Jason Ellefson
as Dustin
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Lyn Mahler
as Mary
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Jay Duff
as School Bus Driver
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Richard Burns
as Drunk Man Bob
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Brandon Morrissey
as Bus Bully 1
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Mason Glenn
as Bus Bully 2
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Anna Rossi
as Charlotte's Friend
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Nina Kaczorowski
as Lonnie
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James Quattrochi
as Nor-Cal Officer 1
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Tay Brooks
as Nor-Cal Officer 2
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Mark Sellers
as Nor-Cal Officer 3
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Alex Petrovitch
as Man at Door
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Will Garret
as Grocery Store Clerk
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Matt Murphy
as Police Officer
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Larry Varanelli
as Police Officer
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Tom McCafferty
as Orderly 1
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Chad Waterhouse
as Detective
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Dale Hersh
as Johnny
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Aaron Michael McElligot
as David
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Laila Ayad
as Drunk Girl 1
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Sydney Stephenson
as Drunk Girl 2
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Breanne Racano
as Biker Bar Bartender
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Jozsef Kovacs
as Glass Shop Owner
