Director: Rose Troche
Starring: Glenn Close, Robert Klein, Dermot Mulroney, Mary Kay Place, Moira Kelly, Joshua Jackson
Synopsis: In a desirable American suburb four families' lives become entwined. Paul Gold (Jackson) lies in his bedroom in a coma, nursed by his mother, Esther Gold (Close), who in her role has unintentionally distanced herself from her husband and her teenage daughter, Julie (Campbell). Jim Train (Mulroney) is a lawyer who has more intimacy with his work than with his wife Susan (Kelly), who in response chooses to settle into their new life without him. Their son Jake is finding it hard to conceal his burgeoning relationship with his sister's doll, Tani, the twelve-inch girl he adores. Annette Jennings (Clarkson), once Paul's lover, is in the midst of a messy divorce and is trying to keep herself together while bringing up her children, Sam and Rayanne, on a shoestring. Helen Christianson (Place), bored by her husband and the banalities of everyday life looks for something or someone to spark her.
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| The Safety of Objects (2003) | NA | NA | | | The Safety of Objects - Novel by A.M. Homes | | NA | NA |
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