FeatureR2009·106m·6.1

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Every life has a breaking point.

Drama

On the gritty streets of LA, the destinies of four people desperate for connection and redemption are about to collide.

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Cast

Jessica Biel

Rose Johnny

Eddie Redmayne

Qwerty Doolittle

Forest Whitaker

Charlie

Ray Liotta

Jack Doheny

Patrick Swayze

Velvet Larry

Lisa Kudrow

Sally

Kris Kristofferson

Randall

Sanaa Lathan

Diana

Ravi Patel

Sanjay

Mandy June Turpin

Nurse Jenkins

Diana Prince

Stripper (uncredited)

Chandler Canterbury

Billy

Navid Negahban

Doctor Brooks

Billy Wirth

David

Don Swayze

Bouncher

Ben Hernandez Bray

Security

Joe Holt

Resident Doctor

L. Scott Caldwell

Nurse Gomez

Riki Lindhome

Nicole

Ana Berry

Female Host

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
$17,835
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Blue Snow ProductionsEleven Eleven FilmsSpirit Dance EntertainmentGrosvenor Park Productions

Crew

Director

Timothy Linh Bui

Writers

Timothy Linh Bui, Stephane Gauger, Timothy Linh Bui

Leo Trombetta

Editor

Didier Rachou

Original Music Composer

Jonathan Sela

Director of Photography

Keith Neely

Production Design

Magali Guidasci

Costume Design

Gallery

Reviews

Unknownian

8/31/2021

1.0

The most depressing miserable movie of the 21st century. This may be the most unnecessary movie ever filmed. If you've ever contemplated suicide, but were too chicken to pull it off, watch this movie the next time you're thinking about it, and we'll never hear from you again. I have no idea how this disaster ever got green lit. The Los Angeles that is contrived in this film is one I hope no one ever experiences. Yes, life begins, then it ends for all of us. Some have a happier, longer version of life than others. Most of us go to the theater to avoid that reality, not embrace it. Why Hollywood would green-light a script detailing the absolute worst scenarios of human suffering, and film it in depressing film stock and filters to further enhance the most morbid elements of life, I just don't understand. If I could rate this a -5, I would; it's that bad. Unless you love EXTREME depression: AVOID THIS LIKE THE PLAGUE.