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| Nathan Wetherington | ... |
Josh
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Stef Willen | ... |
Amanda
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Sean Kaysen | ... |
Bobby
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| Bre Blair | ... |
Samantha
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| Jenny Gabrielle | ... |
Sarah
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| John Colton | ... |
Phillip
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| Cindy Baer | ... |
Lucinda
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| Randy Lowell | ... |
Gerard
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| Tammy Dahlstrom | ... |
Allison
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| Damian Cecere | ... |
Oscar
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| Robert Cicchini | ... |
Psychiatrist
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| Sheri Hellard | ... |
Psychologist
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Christie Insley | ... |
Sue
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Barbara Costa | ... |
Veronica
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Stephen Barton | ... |
Piano Player
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Instinctive mutual attraction brings Josh and Amanda together, but when that initial attraction blossoms into a rich romance, and the two decide to start a new life and a home together, secrets from the past emerge.
I LOVED Em! And that is an understatement. I thought the writing was phenomenal, the acting, the story were so raw and real. When the film came to a close, I didn't want to leave my seat. I just wanted to know more about Josh and Em. I felt attached to them, like a mother watching her child leave for college, I wanted to hold onto them. Maybe I'm sounding a bit overboard, but rarely do I rave about films like this. The story took an original look at a dysfunctional, yet so "normal," relationship between ordinary people. And then there's the cinematography- loved it, too. There were scenes told almost wholly in close ups, the rack focuses between two characters in a conversation, the natural shots of the setting... I could go on but you should see it yourself.