Plot
The story of a young, pregnant woman whose world falls apart when she loses her child in a hit and run accident...
Release Year: 2010
Rating: 6.0/10 (624 voted)
Critic's Score: 49/100
Director:
Deborah Chow
Stars: Isabelle Blais, Zach Braff, Patrick Labbé
Storyline The story of a young, pregnant woman whose world falls apart when she loses her child in a hit and run accident. As her life unravels,Nathalie finds an unlikely protector in Henry, a down and out guardian angel who has followed her thread. But Henry is not quite the angel he seems...
Writers: Joseane Brunelle, Tristan Tondino
Cast: Isabelle Blais
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Nathalie
Zach Braff
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Henry Welles
Patrick Labbé
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Michel
Julian Lo
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Johnny
Aimee Lee
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Wai Lin
(as Aimée Lee)
Pierre Gendron
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Detective Lambert
Sean Lu
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Kenny
Anick Lemay
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Julie
Nicole Braber
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Lille
Graham Cuthbertson
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Ian
Mylene Savoie
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Anna
Tony Robinow
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Dr. Rosen
Joujou Turenne
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Nurse 1
Kyle Switzer
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Eli
Ian Finlay
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Paul
Quotes: Henry Welles:
Sometimes I wonder how I got to be this person. You have a version in your head of who you think you are and then one day you realize that you're just the sum total of a bunch of bad decisions and stupid behavior.
User Review
High Cost? Not really…
Rating:
This is another of those grey area films for me. Not because of the
acting, I think Zach Braff and Isabelle Blais hand in some solid
performances. Not even for the definitely overall indy film feel of the
movie, which serviced the story ...well. The problem lies within the
premise itself.
I'm not one to issue spoilers in a review, so you'll just have to view
the trailer and suss out the plot for yourself, but there are
situations that are introduced between the main characters that simply
do not ring true, do not support the weight of the plot, and do not
convey a strong enough emotion at times when the events eventually
payoff.
Despite all this, I don't actually hate the film and found myself
wanting to like it more than it probably deserves (despite a second act
that dragged on a little longer than it should have.) Currently one of
the films screening at the Tribeca Film Festival, I say, when it hits
theaters, if you've seen all the other films you wanted to see, find
yourself with nothing to do on a particular day, have a little extra
spending cash burning a hole in your pocket, and you absolutely must
sit in a theater and watch a film… why not? There are worse films you
could watch.
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