| Credited cast: | |||
| Elizabeth Debicki | ... | Mrs. G | |
| Laura Dern | ... | Jennifer | |
| Common | ... | Martin | |
| John Heard | ... | William P. Allens | |
| Ellen Burstyn | ... | Nettie | |
| Frances Conroy | ... | Mrs. G - Older | |
| Jason Ritter | ... | Bill | |
| Laura Allen | ... | Young Nettie | |
| Isabelle Nélisse | ... | Jenny at 13 | |
| Isabella Amara | ... | Franny | |
| Chelsea Alden | ... | Samantha | |
| Matthew Rauch | ... | Aaron | |
| Tina Parker | ... | Fran | |
| Jaqueline Fleming | ... | Margie | |
| Jodi Long | ... | Rebecca | |
A woman filming a documentary on childhood rape victims starts to question the nature of her childhood relationship with her riding instructor and running coach.
This film did a wonderful job depicting what it's like to uncover childhood trauma as an adult. I love how she went back and forth between child and adult, starting with an idyllic memory and slowly realizing her prior understanding of her experience was faulty. I also loved how she occasionally asked the younger versions of people in her memory questions as an adult, holding a make-believe dialogue. Connection to her younger self was made clear in this film, an important aspect when considering childhood memories - distant but deeply felt. What an honest, artistic expression of one woman's experience with childhood trauma. Very (painfully but satisfactorily) relatable for people with a similar history.