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Released Year: 2016
Runtime: 95 minutes
Directors: Katherine Dieckmann
Writers: Katherine Dieckmann
Casts: Kim Coates, Holly Hunter, Glenne Headly, Ted Ferguson, Carrie Coon, Johnny McPhail, Susan Gallagher, Ransom Ashley, Craig Boe, Michael Randall
IMDB: Strange Weather (2016)
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Village Voice -
In a quivering, bone-deep performance, Hunter takes Darcy from a mother encased in guilt to a woman who can acknowledge her shattering loss while still recognizing her right to be alive.
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Washington Post -
Strange Weather is wise about loss, showing the ripple effects of an untimely death. It is hardly an original concept, yet it handles this subject with the care and integrity it deserves.
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Los Angeles Times -
Watching an actress of Hunter’s caliber in a meaty leading role partly compensates for the creaky plot and overearnest tone.
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IndieWire -
The film is at its best when Dieckmann slows down the action and revelations for its real charm: two ladies, on the road, talking.
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Slant Magazine -
There’s a tough and mysterious film within Strange Weather, though it doesn’t quite escape the strictures of a busy and studiously weird narrative that’s governed by formula screenwriting.
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Strange Weather (2016)
Years after her son's suicide, a woman longs to confront both the past and a friend of his who took his business idea.
Strange Weather (2016)
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Information
Released Year: 2016
Runtime: 95 minutes
Directors: Katherine Dieckmann
Writers: Katherine Dieckmann
Casts: Kim Coates, Holly Hunter, Glenne Headly, Ted Ferguson, Carrie Coon, Johnny McPhail, Susan Gallagher, Ransom Ashley, Craig Boe, Michael Randall
IMDB: Strange Weather (2016)
Storyline
Years after her son's suicide, a woman longs to confront both the past and a friend of his who took his business idea.
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Reviews
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Village Voice -
In a quivering, bone-deep performance, Hunter takes Darcy from a mother encased in guilt to a woman who can acknowledge her shattering loss while still recognizing her right to be alive.
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Washington Post -
Strange Weather is wise about loss, showing the ripple effects of an untimely death. It is hardly an original concept, yet it handles this subject with the care and integrity it deserves.
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Los Angeles Times -
Watching an actress of Hunter’s caliber in a meaty leading role partly compensates for the creaky plot and overearnest tone.
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IndieWire -
The film is at its best when Dieckmann slows down the action and revelations for its real charm: two ladies, on the road, talking.
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Slant Magazine -
There’s a tough and mysterious film within Strange Weather, though it doesn’t quite escape the strictures of a busy and studiously weird narrative that’s governed by formula screenwriting.
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