Shawn Hatosy,
D.J. Qualls,
Ann Dowd,
Cameron Richardson,
Georgia Mae Lively
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A dysfunctional family from rural Virginia contends with conflict, ritual, and communication as the grown-up son who has moved away and kept his distance returns home to spend Thanksgiving weekend wit... read more
DVD Release Date: November 17, 2009
Stats: 40 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (40)
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November 9, 2010
The end of this film is rather effective, and during the last few scenes, I admit that I almost felt something for the characters. But these few moments of pathos do nothing to make up for the sheer boredom (a word I try not to use) of the first hour and fifteen minutes. The ch... read more
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May 27, 2010
CAST: Shawn Hatosy, D.J. Qualls, Ann Dowd, Tom Bower, Cameron Richardson, Georgia Mae Lively, Nikkie Reed
DIRECTED BY: Zackary Adler
SUMMARY: Brian, who has moved away from his family and kept his distance for the past several years, is reluctantly returning for Thanksgivin... read more -
January 31, 2010
My type of film... a little nutty, a little real, and a whole lot of funny weirdness. Cute!
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February 7, 2011
Interesting indie film about the struggles of a family. Hatosy is good as the son who had moved away and Qualls is good as the other son. Their issues with their dad (parents) play out well on screen. Nikki Reed has a small role as a grocery clerk if I recall correctly.
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November 17, 2009
I really liked this movie. It is not your edgy indie - but a indie take on a family film. Very real and moving. Well acted, well directed. It really worked for me. I note that it is now for sale on their website and all over the web. It is deserving and I am glad it made it t... read more
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Though admirably modest and understated...it has a lot to be modest about. Full Review
Familiar is right.
One assumes writer John Bell isn't plagued with a family full of neurotics like, say, Noah Baumbach, so while his movie manages to rise above cliche, it doesn't have very far to go beyond that. Full Review
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