October Gale

2014
Unrated
1h 31min

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Tim Roth, Scott Speedman, and Patricia Clarkson in October Gale (2014)

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Trivia
Over the back of the chesterfield in the cottage you can see a "Hudson's Bay Blanket". A white blanket with multicolored stripes, this blanket has been a staple in Canadian households, particularly cottages, over the years.

Errores
On the final scene, while standing face to face in an open space (no buildings or other structures casting shadows), Helen's face is brightly lit by sunlight on her left cheek, while Will is in a dim/uniform light. This suggests they were filmed at different times of the day.

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Helen: I'm having engine trouble. I'm two clicks away from the marina. Just off Guthrie Point.

Bandas sonoras
Close Watch
By John Cale
Performed by Agnes Obel

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1/10

Don"t waste your time!

Don't do this to yourself! Don't watch this movie. No script, no action , no story to really make sense and follow. The director should go back to directing school. Could be a great movie if there was a scenario.

A really bad movie that leaves you feeling bad for the time you spent watching it.

The actors tried but there is no character building, no reason to their stories and no logical explanation for what happened and why. The end is also poor leaving the story half and quite messed up especially at the 2-3 last minutes.

I really wonder how can studios pay for movies like this and how they give them the green light !!