Le secret de ma voisine

Titre original : Glass Houses

Téléfilm
2020
1h 30min

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5,6/10

575

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Bree Turner and Aviva Mongillo in Le secret de ma voisine (2020)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTeenage babysitter Carrie Dawson has a chip on her shoulder on the heels of a humiliating family scandal. When she finds out that neighborhood Queen Bee Madeline Cooper may be to blame, she ... Tout lireTeenage babysitter Carrie Dawson has a chip on her shoulder on the heels of a humiliating family scandal. When she finds out that neighborhood Queen Bee Madeline Cooper may be to blame, she is determined to exact revenge - even if it means discovering and exposing Madeline's own ... Tout lireTeenage babysitter Carrie Dawson has a chip on her shoulder on the heels of a humiliating family scandal. When she finds out that neighborhood Queen Bee Madeline Cooper may be to blame, she is determined to exact revenge - even if it means discovering and exposing Madeline's own scandalous secret. As Carrie gets closer to the truth, will Madeline's world come tumbling... Tout lire

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575

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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Glass Houses - Trailer

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6SnoopyStyle

great to catch up

Local counsellor Anna Dawson (Zoie Palmer) is embroiled in a scandal. Her daughter Carrie Dawson (Aviva Mongillo) is babysitting for their annoying neighbor Madeline Cooper (Bree Turner) and discovers that she may be the source of the accusations. Carrie intends to exact revenge.

The one good thing about all these TV and streaming movies is that one can see an actress from years ago. I haven't seen Bree since Grimm. It's great to catch up. The story has some dramatic fun. The TV movie filmmaking is a little lacking. I do wish that the two teenagers are actually played by teenagers. It would help sell those two characters much better.

7doujyr

Amazed to find this was a TV movie

Beats loads of "proper" films hands down. What a little gem. Plus I've been an admirer of Bree Turner's assets for 20 years and there were a couple memorable scenes in this.

What struck me was how internally consistent the plot was. Seldom did I think this person would not do that in real life, but I'd think ok, I can see that.

6jkt2006

Decent watch

Was totally entertaining from the word go. It begins to feel more like a gradually paced thriller after the first 15 minutes and it's totally worth your time. Well scripted and acted by all especially the two leading women characters.

9vbacon-111-578329

One of LMN's Best

Very happy to give this movie a great review. The story involves a lot of intrigue and mystery that leaves you guessing until the end.

Great acting all around. Bree Turner plays the snobby suburban housewife very well. Zoie Palmer has a strong supporting role too.

The standout is clearly the young Aviva Mongillo. Her attitude and demeanor is so typical of millennials today. Her smarts and confidence shine through making her the heroine you're happy to root for.

2juanpa2806

Brittle like glass

The movie starts being interesting but overtime it starts falling apart, the real antagonist in this movie is the spoiled girl, she kidnaps a baby, harasess, steals, vandalizes, threatens, extorts, incriminates and ruins others private life and relationships, an authentic psychopath and resentful envious bad individual, who appears to have lots of free time lazy not studying or anything. The worst thing is that at the end she just happily gets away with it, not facing justice, not redeeming, not punishment, not others learning the truth, not nothing.

So stupid, as the film's title suggests, the movie just fades and breaks like the glass. Can't believe some people liked the psychopath girl behavior.

Great acting from Bree Turner though, this is why it gets 2 stars instead of 0.5.

Gaffes
When Madelyn and John are arguing in their bedroom after his return from a business trip, she is unpacking his clothes and putting them away until there are no more clothes left on the bed. The camera pans away from the bed showing that it is empty of clothes, but in the next shot, Madelyn says "I can't believe we're having this conversation" and then grabs up a folded shirt off the same bed that had just been just shown to have nothing on it.