The Girl in the Park

2007
R
1h 50m

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Sigourney Weaver, Alessandro Nivola, Keri Russell, and Kate Bosworth in The Girl in the Park (2007)

Still traumatized by the disappearance of her three-year-old daughter 15 years ago, Julia Sandburg's old psychic wounds painfully resurface when she meets Louise; a troubled young woman with... Read allStill traumatized by the disappearance of her three-year-old daughter 15 years ago, Julia Sandburg's old psychic wounds painfully resurface when she meets Louise; a troubled young woman with a checkered past.Still traumatized by the disappearance of her three-year-old daughter 15 years ago, Julia Sandburg's old psychic wounds painfully resurface when she meets Louise; a troubled young woman with a checkered past.

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Trivia
The street door to Julia's apparment building would have to be open to anyone wishing to enter, the door to the building however would have to be locked and opened by buzzing in. The opposite is the case in this movie and is demostrated as Celeste and Chris leave Julia's building. Louise is waiting on the street for someone to let her into the building.

Goofs
When Julia's co-worker brings her a coffee to try out from his new coffee machine, he places it on her desk. The shot changes to him a few seconds later. When back to her, the coffee cup is turned 180 degrees - the handle is on the other side, the computer mouse is moved, and a stack of papers near her planner is moved. She did not move all of these things in those few seconds because she is holding some papers that she was reading when he walked into her office.

Soundtracks
Ooh Shoo Be Doo Be
Written by Joseph Carroll and Billy Graham
Performed by Sigourney Weaver

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5/10

It's okay but it could have been better

(2007) The Girl in the Park PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA

Written and directed by David Auburn with successful businesswoman, Julia (Sigourney Weaver) attempting to move on after losing her daughter 16 years ago from an obvious kidnapping, she then crosses paths with a young lady (Kate Bosworth) who may or may not be her daughter 16 years older. Spoils It turns out the character played by Kate Bosworth was not Julia's missing daughter she had loss 16 years earlier, but more of an opportunist craving for a mother she never had. And of course, as a result of this creates a rift between her relationship with her actual son, Chris (Alessandro Nivola) and his wife, Celeste (Keri Russell). It's okay but it could have been better.