Overview:
Held captive for 7 years in an enclosed space, a woman and her young son finally gain their freedom, allowing the boy to experience the outside world for the first time.| Status: | Released (2015-10-16) |
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| Awards: | Won 1 Oscar. 108 wins & 141 nominations total |
| BoxOffice: | $14,677,654 |
| Screen: | Emma Donoghue |
| Productions: | Téléfilm Canada, Element Pictures, FilmNation Entertainment, No Trace Camping, Film4 Productions, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland |
| Production Countries: | Canada, Ireland, United Kingdom, United States of America |
| Spoken Languages: | English |
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Casts
- 60073: Brie Larson - Ma
- 1277188: Jacob Tremblay - Jack
- 11148: Joan Allen - Nancy
- 144160: Sean Bridgers - Old Nick
- 64712: Tom McCamus - Leo
- 3905: William H. Macy - Robert
- 59214: Cas Anvar - Dr. Mittal
Crews
- 75828: Hartley Gorenstein - Line Producer - Production
- 3094846: Andrew G. Munro - Payroll Accountant - Production
- 1852795: Reid A. Dunlop - First Assistant Director - Directing
- 3151985: Michelle Ramez - First Assistant Accountant - Production
- 1865120: Jonathan Pencharz - Production Coordinator - Production
- 1167206: Nathan Nugent - Second Unit Director - Directing
- 2044620: Dean Stinchcombe - First Assistant "A" Camera - Camera
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Reviews
Reno
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> Discovering a whole new world beyond the 4 walls. We all know the German folk tale 'Rupanzel', and this is a similar kind with entirely different motive. All the above it is not a fairy tale set in the medieval period, but inspired by many real events of the present era. A coupl ....
Continue reading ->Horseface
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"I want a different story!" That line and the scene it's taken from is quintessential to what this movie is about — at least to me. To me, this is so much **not** about being abducted and trapped in a room but about the apparent pointlessness of being, about coming to terms wit ....
Continue reading ->CinemaSerf
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Jacob Tremblay is really good in this curious, and slightly claustrophobic, tale of a young lad "Jack" who lives with his doting "Ma" (Brie Larson). Nothing odd about that, you might think - well, except for the fact that thus far in his short life, "Jack" has never actually left the ....
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