Réalisation:
Peter SollettScénario:
Ron NyswanerPhotographie:
Maryse AlbertiActeurs·trices:
Julianne Moore, Elliot Page, Steve Carell, Michael Shannon, Josh Charles, Luke Grimes, Gabriel Luna, Mary Birdsong, Dennis Boutsikaris (plus)Résumés(1)
Années 2000. Laurel, est une brillante inspecteur du New Jersey. Sa vie bascule le jour où elle rencontre la jeune Stacie. Leur nouvelle vie s'effondre quand Laurel découvre qu'elle est atteinte d'un cancer en phase terminale. Laurel a un dernier souhait : elle veut que sa pension revienne à la femme qu'elle aime, mais la hiérarchie policière refuse catégoriquement. Laurel et Stacie vont se battre jusqu'au bout pour faire triompher leurs droits. (BAC Films)
(plus)Critiques (2)
A movie full of solid acting performances with a plot that cannot be independently understood 100% due to a lack of similar experience. Having said that, the movie at least shows that a human being is an absolutely varied entity that, if they manage to find their path in life, will not leave it until they agree they have come to the end. And for this idea and the life story itself, this film definitely deserves your attention.
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Ellen Page plays a lesbian. Well, she must've had to work hard for that. Julianne Moore plays a terminally ill woman, and a lesbian to boot. No offense, but that's a bit of a cliché in her case. Plus, Ellen Page looks sicker than Julianne at times. Michael Shannon shines the best in it. I consider him one of the best actors of today, who still hasn't landed a role that would truly propel him to the forefront.
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