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Snapshots (2018) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Feb 10, 2018 · Snapshots: Directed by Melanie Mayron. With Piper Laurie, Brooke Adams, Emily Baldoni, Christopher McVay. When a grandmother's secret past collides with her granddaughter's secret future and her daughter's angry present, can the love of three generations be enough to accept decades of deceit.
- (2.5K)
- Drama
- Melanie Mayron
- 2018-02-10
Cast. Piper Laurie as Rose; Emily Baldoni as Allison; Brooke Adams as Patty; Shannon Collis as Young Rose; Emily Goss as Louise; Brett Dier as Zee; Max Adler as Joe; Cathy DeBuono; Reception. The film has a 71% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Slap Shot (1977) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
When her daughter Patty and granddaughter Allison arrive with an old camera they've found and show the pictures from the 50-year-old film that they had developed, Rose is transported back to the...
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- Brett Dier
- Melanie Mayron
- Drama
Jul 25, 2018 · Cast: Piper Laurie, Brooke Adams, Emily Baldoni, Emily Goss, Shannon Collis, Max Adler, Brett Dier, Cathy DeBuono. Director: Melanie Mayron. Screenwriter: Jan Miller Corran, Katherine Cortez....
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- Snapshots
- Earning Its Clichés
- Woman Telling Their Own Stories
- A Few More Flaws
- In Conclusion
Allison (Emily Baldoni) and her mother Patty (Brooke Adams) decide to spend the weekend with Patty’s mom, Rose (Piper Laurie). Relations between Allison and Patty are fraught, and Allison is keeping a secret that is destined to make them even more so. She’s not the only one. Finding an old camera of her grandmother’s, Allison decides to get the fil...
Taken out of context, much of the dialogue here could elicit eye-rolls. Within the space of ten minutes, Rose has entreated her granddaughter to “Live your life, no matter what the cost”, and “Follow your heart, that’s your north star”. Conversations between Rose and Louise are full ardent exclamations like “We can’t do this!” and “We’ve got to sto...
Snapshotsis directed by a woman, written by women, and stars women. It’s a film that lets women tell their own stories. That’s what makes it so affecting. Whilst it’s far from rare to have a movie that pushes women to the periphery, it’s extremely rare to find one that does the same to men. The only pertinent male roles here are the husbands of Lou...
After Marybeth has left though, there is an awkward scene where you can almost hear the gears of the plot cranking. For most of Snapshots, Rose keeps her youthful romance with Louise a secret. To add some drama to this secret-keeping, it means that Allison or Patty is going to have to be homophobic, otherwise Rose could come straight out and say it...
Snapshotsis far from a perfect film. The dialogue is too heavy on the platitudes, the plot mechanics can be clunky and obvious, and it has far too much aesthetically in common with a Hallmark movie. And yet some how, none of those considerable problems seems to matter that much. It’s certainly a help that the cast, Piper Laurie in particular, are s...
