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Drama, Romance - 2001
Everything Put Together
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6.1
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In a quiet suburban community where everything is peaceful and in its place, a single crack has just appeared. Angie and Russ are a young married couple with a bright future. Angie is pregnant and expecting to join her circle of friends in happy motherhood, but fate has other plans.
Director:
,
Marc Forster
Cast:
,
Mark Boone Junior
,
Radha Mitchell
,
Matt Malloy
,
Louis Ferreira
,
Megan Mullally
,
Catherine Lloyd Burns
,
Jacqueline Heinze

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Rated:
R
Runtime:
87 min
Release date:
2 Nov 2001
Country:
US
Languages:
English
Budget:
$500,000
Revenue:
$2,823
Awards:
1 win & 2 nominations

Top Critics Reviews

fresh:
A riveting haunting chronicle of a young mother who's lost her baby (a splendid Radha Mitchell), the film lacks sharp narrative but has emotional immediacy and intensity and displays the voice of a gifted director, Marc Forster, a major talent to watch
– Emanuel Levy,
Variety,
27 Dec 2006
fresh:
Aims for genuine discomfort, and it hits the mark with intelligence and style.
– Chris Vognar,
Dallas Morning News,
14 Mar 2002
fresh:
The subject matter is queasy, but Radha Mitchell ... is pitch perfect as Angie.
– Edward Guthmann,
San Francisco Chronicle,
11 Jan 2002
fresh:
Despite an evocatively dark-toned DV atmosphere, is too responsible to erupt into the kind of operatic maternal horror it keeps threatening the audience with.
– Owen Gleiberman,
Entertainment Weekly,
16 Nov 2001
rotten:
[Foster] shoots this rather grim film like a pretentious horror flick.
– Lou Lumenick,
New York Post,
9 Nov 2001
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