Estranged (2015)
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About
January is forced to return home after six years traveling abroad. A near-fatal accident has left her temporarily wheelchair bound and depleted of her long-term memory. She is accompanied by her boyfriend 'Callum' whom she met whilst traveling. He was also the driver in the fateful accident. Not only has she forgotten her family, but her childhood as well and is surprised to discover that her home is a stately manor in the middle of the country-side. As January tries to settle in, she finds herself becoming even more estranged from her family, who just want their daughter back. The trouble is, she cannot remember who that daughter was, or why she ran away in the first place. Desperate to discover why she left all those years ago and with Callum's help, she sets out to find the truth. They soon discover the family are not as loving as they seem to be. Was there a dark reason why she left them in the first place?
Directed by Adam Levins from a screenplay by Simon Fantauzzo (who co-wrote the original story with William Borthwick)
Details
Tagline: There's no place like home.
Director: Adam Levins
Producer William Borthwick
Writer/Screenplay: William Borthwick, Simon Fantauzzo
Running time: 1h 41min
Certificate: 18
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Released: August 29, 2015
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Cast
- Craig Conway as Thomas
- James Cosmo as Albert
- Bob Duff as Lord Dunfield
- James Lance as Laurence
- Amy Manson as January
- Faye McLoughlin as Young January
- Eileen Nicholas as Marilyn
- Nora-Jane Noone as Kathrine
- Simon Quarterman as Callum
- Joy Sanders as Lady Dunfield
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Related
- The House on Pine Street (2015)
- Emelie (2015)
- Dementia (2015)
- They Look Like People (2015)
- 13 Cameras (2015)
- Ava's Possessions (2015)
- The Girl in the Photographs (2015)
- Anguish (2015)
- Sweet Home (2015)
- Jessabelle (2014)
Trivia
- Eileen Nicholas and James Cosmo have played a married couple before in the movie Trainspotting (1996).
- Body count: 7
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