A Little Water

2019
1h 20m

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4.2/10

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Pascal Yen-Pfister, Molly Montgomery, Gregory James Cohan, Charles Warburton, and Frances Eve in A Little Water (2019)

On the anniversary of a tragic accident, four adults reunite for a weekend by the lake. Slipping into the familiarities of their close past, home comforts soon turn to hidden truths. As the secrets ripple out, the siblings, friends and lovers are pushed to face each other like never before in a night that promises to change them forever.

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On the anniversary of a tragic accident, four adults reunite for a weekend by the lake. Slipping into the familiarities of their close past, home comforts soon turn to hidden truths.On the anniversary of a tragic accident, four adults reunite for a weekend by the lake. Slipping into the familiarities of their close past, home comforts soon turn to hidden truths.On the anniversary of a tragic accident, four adults reunite for a weekend by the lake. Slipping into the familiarities of their close past, home comforts soon turn to hidden truths.

Director
- Alexandra Zelman-Doring
Writers
- Molly Montgomery
- Charles Warburton
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4.2/10

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Director
- Alexandra Zelman-Doring
Writers
- Molly Montgomery
- Charles Warburton
Stars

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6/10

Grief affects people differently

Grief affects people differently. Understated but intelligent movie. Two siblings and their respective partners meet at the family lake house on the anniversary of their parents accident. Different personalities and idiosyncrasies grate against each other until the tension bursts and the inevitable argument/arguments/outbursts-of-truth take place. Complex study of characters, some who become less likeable as the weekend proceeds. However the derided hippie chick character, the butt of many jokes, is redeemed by the time the weekend draws to a close. Great acting from all leads. First time I have heard 'Demons' by Carly Johnson. What a great track for the dance scene! A movie that is worth 1.5 hours of your time.