FeaturePG-132016·90m·5.3

Mothers and Daughters

Love is the one thing they can all agree on.

Drama

Interwoven stories of what it is to be a mom seen through the lens of photographer Rigby Gray.

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Cast

Selma Blair

Rigby

Christina Ricci

Rebecca

Courteney Cox

Beth

Susan Sarandon

Millie

Eva Amurri

Gayle

Sharon Stone

Nina

Mira Sorvino

Georgina Scott

Paul Wesley

Kevin

Luke Mitchell

Nelson Quinn

Paul Adelstein

Peter

Natalie Burn

Young Lydia

Quinton Aaron

Dr. Hamilton

Ashanti

Kelly

Liana Mendoza

Grace

E. G. Daily

Momma Quinn

Julia Lanski

Anastasia

Maria Gabriela Cardenas

Girl at Club

Gilles Marini

Bill

Christopher Backus

Sebastien

Luke Sanson

Jake

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
PG-13
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Screen Media FilmsSiempre Viva Productions

Crew

Director

Nigel Levy

Writers

Paige Cameron, Paul Duddridge

Mikael Levin

Director of Photography

Vince Filippone

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

12/4/2016

6.0

**The women's perspective, about the women's troubles!** It seems like a sequel to the recent film 'Fathers & Daughters'. But it was not and the narration had multiple layers. The stories of mothers and daughters, about their relationship and other related things. A feature film directional debut for the television filmmakers. Based on no book, but an original screenplay. The problem was the confusing narration, all the characters, too many of them stuffed together. Even the editing was not that convincing, though the actors were really good. A hard hitting, women oriented film as the title hints. Takes time to feel comfortable, but worth a wait. Focused on topics like pregnancy and other troubles in life, but all are concerned between women. So it's not a romance, but at the end, it ends as one. There are men too, though they doesn't count, hence no big names of the male actors. There's no big issue with the film, except it looks like neither theatrical or television film, but comes between them. At least some people would appreciate the effort, but most won't, particularly film critics didn't like it. So I believe you will make a right choice on this. _6/10_