Things We Lost in The Fire (2007)

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Written by Allan Loeb

Directed by Susanne Bier

Running Time: 135 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA/UK

Filmed in Colour

Powerful melodrama of loss and redemption with Halle Berry as a grieving widow reaching out to her late husband's childhood best friend, a drug-addicted Benicio Del Toro.

When is Things We Lost in The Fire next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Drama December 10th, 9:00pm and on Sky Movies Drama HD December 10th, 9:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Halle BerryHalle BerryAudrey Burke
Image for Benicio Del ToroBenicio Del ToroJerry Sunborne
Image for David DuchovnyDavid DuchovnyBrian Burke
Alexis LlewellynHarper Burke
Micah BerryDory Burke
John Carroll LynchHoward Glassman
Alison LohmanKelly
Image for Robin WeigertRobin WeigertBrenda
Omar Benson MillerNeal
Paula NewsomeDiane
Sarah DubrovskySpring
Maureen ThomasGrandma Ginnie Burke
Patricia HarrasHoward's Wife
V.J. FosterDistressed Man
Caroline FieldTeresa Haddock
Marlies DickPolice Officer
Todd Charles MosherPolice Officer
James LafazanosArnie
Liam JamesCousin Dave
Quinn LordCousin Joel
Alejandro ChavarriaBackyard Kid
Ken TremblettBrenda's Husband
Hilary StrangN.A. Meeting Director
Jessica McLeodHarper's Friend
Victoria CampbellHarper's Friend
Gerry RousseauJohn in Alley
Abraham JedidiahMr. Skopes
Adrian HoughN.A. Meeting Man
Kendall CrossN.A. Meeting Person
Lorena GaleN.A. Meeting Person
R. Nelson BrownN.A. Meeting Person
Hakan CoskunerAlvin the Addict
James R. BaylisMisunderstood Dealer
AnonymousN.A. Serenity Prayer Man

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