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Release Date:
18 April 2003 (Canada) morePlot:
Three estranged sisters reunite to care for their dying mother and old conflicts and secrets return to the surface. full summary | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
Dying Mother | Dying Parent | Mother Daughter Relationship | Nova Scotia | Sister Sister Relationship moreAwards:
6 wins & 8 nominations moreUser Comments:
A must see for anyone who still cares about a good story .... moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Molly Parker | ... | Agnes | |
| Rebecca Jenkins | ... | Theresa | |
| Stacey Smith | ... | Louise | |
| Marguerite McNeil | ... | Rose | |
| Ellen Page | ... | Joanie | |
| Hollis McLaren | ... | Chrissy | |
| Emmy Alcorn | ... | Dory | |
| Joseph Rutten | ... | Ken | |
| Nicola Lipman | ... | Valerie | |
| Jackie Torrens | ... | Marlene | |
| Kevin Curran | ... | Sandy | |
| Ashley MacIsaac | ... | Mickey | |
| Heather Rankin | ... | Sue | |
| Linda Busby | ... | Evie | |
| Stephen Manuel | ... | Tavern Bartender |
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Featured in Weird Sex & Snowshoes: A Trek Through the Canadian Cinematic Psyche (2004) (TV) moreFAQ
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As someone who loves the theatre but is tired of seeing the same material recycled again and again, it is refreshing to know that independent film still exists. Marion Bridge is such a breathe of fresh air. Its the type of picture which reassures you that there are still filmmakers out there who care about the story they are telling rather than just looking for a vehicle to demonstrate the newest special effect.
This film was absolutely wonderful. The others who have commented here have already given a synopsis, so I won't go into those details. I simply wanted to add my name to those who have praised Wiebke von Carolsfeld's feature length directorial debut.
Ms. Carolsfeld has taken a powerful story written by Daniel Maclvor and transfered it to film in a fashion that will touch you on many levels. I assure you that you won't forget about this movie or its performers (Molly Parker, Rebecca Jenkins, Stacy Smith and Marguerite McNeil are all outstanding) anytime soon.
I will continue to look for future endeavors by all of the participants in this project. They have a new fan today; one who hopes that there is plenty more material to come.