Little Children (2005)

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Written by Todd Field, Tom Perrotta

Directed by Todd Field

Running Time: 132 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2005

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Passion and power games play out beneath the still surface of middle-class suburbia in director Todd Field's second film, released in 2006. Kate Winslet (pictured) plays Sarah Pierce, a suburban mum who is being slowly stifled by a life of school runs and coffee mornings with her Stepford-like neighbours. Alienated from her internet porn-obsessed husband, she strikes up a friendship with handsome stay-at-home dad Brad Adamson (Patrick Wilson), which swiftly deepens into a hot and heavy affair.

Meanwhile, their privileged neighbourhood is shaken to the core when a convicted sex offender (Jackie Earle Haley) moves home with his mother in search of a new beginning.

Provocative, controversial, unsettling and essential viewing.

Cast

Image for Kate WinsletKate WinsletSarah Pierce
Image for Patrick WilsonPatrick WilsonBrad Adamson
Image for Jennifer ConnellyJennifer ConnellyKathy Adamson
Gregg EdelmanRichard Pierce
Sadie GoldsteinLucy Pierce
Ty SimpkinsAaron Adamson
Noah EmmerichLarry Hedges
Image for Jackie Earle HaleyJackie Earle HaleyRonnie J. McGorvey
Phyllis SomervilleMay McGorvey
Helen CareyJean
Catherine WolfMarjorie
Mary B. McCannMary Ann
Trini AlvaradoTheresa
Marsha DietleinCheryl
Jane AdamsSheila

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