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Camilla Belle, David Gallagher, Edie Falco, Elisha Cuthbert, Katy Mixon
A recently orphaned deaf and mute teen learns disturbing facts about her adoptive family in director Jamie Babbitt's visceral drama. After losing her father, Dot (Camilla Belle) goes to live with her ...( read more
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Id: 3195230
Many viewers may find this movie hard to swallow because of the sensitive nature of it, but it is a very good movie.
The good parts of this movie had to do with the sensitive nature, at the beginning of the movie, you are not so sure of Dot, you sympathise with her and the tre...( read more)
The language was really graphic, kinda disturbing...as was the movie in general. Other than that, it was good though - better than I thought it would be.
"A disturbing drama that is challenging to contemplate...but so repulsive and devoid of redeeming material that afterward, you're certain it doesn't deserve to exist"...
This movie was slighty creepy, very dark, and depressing. If you are feeling like in a weird mood, get this movie. It wasnt terrible, but if you are turned off by dads getting it on with there daughters then never mind.
This is a great drama that might have slipped many by. Starring Camilla Belle and Elisha Cuthbert both giving strong performances in this dark, brooding drama. A bit like American Beauty but with a darker tone.
Piece of shit. I hated everything about it. There wasn't a single ounce of truth, subtlety, entertainment, plot, character development, or tone throughout the whole thing. Instead, the film uses it's grimy look to tell the story. It fails.
I think every character is twisted in their own way, not just the daughter and father here. You have Dot (Camilla Belle) and her silence to everything she witnesses. She can say something, but doesn't. It's like she enjoys keeping the secret of the father and daughters sexual rea...( read more)
