Nog

2005
1h 12m

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For some, the thirty days between Thanksgiving and New Year's can be a harrowing time at best. From tacky decor to Aunt Edna's mystery meatloaf, is it any wonder people skip the eggs and hea... Read allFor some, the thirty days between Thanksgiving and New Year's can be a harrowing time at best. From tacky decor to Aunt Edna's mystery meatloaf, is it any wonder people skip the eggs and head straight for the Captain Morgan? A story that chronicles ten characters and their journe... Read allFor some, the thirty days between Thanksgiving and New Year's can be a harrowing time at best. From tacky decor to Aunt Edna's mystery meatloaf, is it any wonder people skip the eggs and head straight for the Captain Morgan? A story that chronicles ten characters and their journeys through one particular holiday season. Guaranteed not to find any sugar plums (or figgy... Read all

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7.3/10

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Courtenay Taylor

Annie

Mary Ann Elizabeth

Lala

Shane Stevens

Garret

Amie Donegan

Brooke

Mark Chaet

Father

Vincent Duvall-DePasquale

Ray
(as Vincent Duvall)

Tyler Nimmons

Reverend Kelly
(as Tyler Brooks)

Benjamin Bidlack

Hayden
(as Benjamin Black)

Owen Robinson

Tito

David Roers

Orrie

Holly Riddle Zuniga

Gail
(as Holly Riddle)

Bryan Cuprill

Salesman Boy Toy

Tricia Allen

Tupperware Guest

Stacey Goryl

Lisa Michele Jones

Catherine

Ryan Vigil

Child Ray

Sarah Wallace

Child Cat

Jennifer Wilson

Salesgirl #1

Director
- Mary Ann Elizabeth
Writer
- Mary Ann Elizabeth
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7.313

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9bb-155

Extremely cool movie - dark comedy, drama

Different, quirky, but really, really good. That's how I would sum it up. Very well written and directed. The acting is also surprisingly strong - we're going to see some of these actors make it big. Plus very unique and creative music that really fits. It's an ensemble movie with a few stories that weave together, but you never get lost. The editing keeps things moving and yet tied together somehow. You can tell it's not a big budget blockbuster, but I was never distracted by that. The acting moments are fantastic, ranging from poignant tears to funny sex to pensive introspection that really feels real. Don't want to give the story away - it's funny, meaningful, sheds light on ourselves, and has a lot of depth. See it for yourself.