Adrien Brody, Alun Armstrong, Andie MacDowell
Andie MacDowell stars as Sarah, a photo editor for "Newsweek" and the happily married wife of Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Harrison Lloyd (David Strathairn). Harrison has been having second ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 21, 2003
Stats: 176 reviews
I find it hard to believe that a woman would risk leaving her children orphaned in order to go to a war zone and find her missing husband. That being said, the war scenes were very graphic and realistic.
i loved the film the 1st time i watched it.
not so much in my second time but its still powerful.
its not believable but some scenes are disturbing.
Very good movie. Good story and very good acting by Adrien, Andie and Brendan. Can be disturbing at times and has some very graphic scenes, but well worth seeing. Makes you have a better appreciation for those that risk their life to capture photos of countries that are at war!
Great movie. It's a shame that some moview don't make it to the box office. Definitely worth watching
I totally agree with Mr. Fetzer's review. Adrian Brody is always outstanding although in my opinion was miscast. I couldn't appreciate Elias Koteas' performance. It just wasn't there. I still have mixed feelings about Andie MacDowell. As in all of her movies it seems she doe...( read more)
This movie was good, the war scenes were very realistic and disturbing. I think the actors were great, but I don't think it's a great movie, there's just something that's missing.. But overall a good movie!
It's the unsettling images of a war-ravaged land that prove more potent and riveting than the unlikely story of Sarah and Harrison. full review
The picture, despite impeccable intentions, is an oddly mixed bag. full review
The scenes of carnage are so well-staged and convincing that they make the movie's story even harder to believe. full review
MacDowell, whose wifty Southern charm has anchored lighter affairs ... brings an absolutely riveting conviction to her role. full review
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