In the Bedroom (2001)

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Written by Robert Festinger, Todd Field

Directed by Todd Field

Running Time: 150 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This powerful drama earned five Oscar nominations - not surprising, considering the film's gripping and emotional plot and the powerhouse performances from Sissy Spacek (pictured) and Tom Wilkinson (pictured). They play the middle-class parents who become engulfed in grief and are pushed to breaking point following the murder of their high-school graduate son (Nick Stahl), who has embarked on a love affair with an attractive older woman (Marisa Tomei) and is shot dead by her estranged husband (William Mapother).

Released in 2001, it's the feature debut from actor/director Todd Field. Superbly acted, beautifully paced and with tremendous detail, it's a slow build, but brilliantly done. Highly recommended.

Cast

Image for Tom WilkinsonTom WilkinsonMatt Fowler
Image for Sissy SpacekSissy SpacekRuth Fowler
Image for Nick StahlNick StahlFrank Fowler
Marisa TomeiNatalie Strout
William MapotherRichard Strout
William WiseWillis Grinnel
Celia WestonKatie Grinnel
Karen AllenMarla Keyes
Frank T. WellsHenry Flood
W. Clapham MurrayCarl Adamson
Justin AshforthTim Bryson
Terry A. BurgessDistrict Attorney
Jonathan WalshFather McCasslin
Diane E. HamlinDavis' Assistant
Camden MunsonJason Strout

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  • Use www.gravatar.com to create an Avatar for your e-mail address and use it on many supported sites May 30th, 2008 - 1:55amh.standring said...

    Outstanding. Totally believable

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