Synopsis
A teenager journeys through a series of foster homes after her mother goes to prison for committing a crime of passion.
2002 Directed by Peter Kosminsky
A teenager journeys through a series of foster homes after her mother goes to prison for committing a crime of passion.
Alison Lohman Michelle Pfeiffer Renée Zellweger Robin Wright Cole Hauser Melissa McCarthy Taryn Manning John Billingsley Solomon Burke Jr. Melissa Marsala James Lashly Patrick Fugit Amy Aquino Billy Connolly Elisa Bocanegra Sam Catlin Debra Christofferson Marc Donato Svetlana Efremova Scott Allan Campbell Leila Kenzle Cathy Ladman Drinda Lalumia Biff Yeager Noah Wyle James 'Kimo' Wills Liz Stauber Mark Soper Samantha Shelton Show All…
Patrick Markey Hunt Lowry John Wells E.K. Gaylord II Kristin Harms Stacy Cohen Ilyse A. Reutlinger Tracy Underwood
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more movies should utilize fashion like this one does! it was so cool how astrid’s wardrobes reflected all of her homes
this was such a beautiful movie i feel like it was about to tell such a well story for being under the 2 hour mark and the costumes omg this is like ladybird for people who listen to phoebe bridgers
i will never understand why this movie isnt more famous or doesnt have a cult following?
its haunting and beautiful. both this movie and the book are so dear to me and i wish more people knew about them
this is if the virgin suicides and thirteen were combined into one movie
also paul and astrid are so cute together. this was honestly such a beautiful movie and i loved the suitcases at the end, such a cool idea
god tier depressed goth teen cinema.. a melancholic coming of age journey. I want to read the book so bad now 😟
this was really good, but the POWER it would have had if it had been directed by a woman instead. . .