Flourish (2006)

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A tutor recounts a frantic night that culminated in a 16-year old girl's disappearance in this independent mystery comedy hybrid from writer/director Kevin Palys. Unfolding in front of a video camera direct from a psychiatric ward, Gaby Winters (Jennifer Morrison) recalls a dreadful babysitting job… More A tutor recounts a frantic night that culminated in a 16-year old girl's disappearance in this independent mystery comedy hybrid from writer/director Kevin Palys. Unfolding in front of a video camera direct from a psychiatric ward, Gaby Winters (Jennifer Morrison) recalls a dreadful babysitting job that sent her on a frantic search for a missing teenager out into the heart of a mysterious city. Woven into the story are a multitude of subplots that add up to one chaotic night that Gaby will never forget. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 35 min.
Directed By: Kevin Palys
Written By: Kevin Palys
Genres: Drama, Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense, Comedy

In Theaters: Nov 14, 2006 Wide
On DVD: Dec 5, 2006
Studio: Cinequest Distribution

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Leigh R

What? Wait, I said that wrong... What the hell?
d j

Jennifer Morrison really shows that she is a truly stunning dramatic actor. Both Jen and Jesse Spencer are 180-degrees from their conservative roles in TV's House MD. Surrounded by a wonderful ensemble of actors, they create a story that flourishes with suspense and humor. This… More
Jennifer Morrison really shows that she is a truly stunning dramatic actor. Both Jen and Jesse Spencer are 180-degrees from their conservative roles in TV's House MD. Surrounded by a wonderful ensemble of actors, they create a story that flourishes with suspense and humor. This was great indie film making. A must-see.
Lovable M

"Did you just f-ing make that up right now?" I liked this movie. Even though you're left with an unsatisfying ending, numerous plot holes, and questions left unanswered, it somehow came together (and sort of made sense) and turned out to be a fairly good movie.