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Dark Places (2015)

5.9 | Apr 08, 2015 (US) | Thriller, Mystery, Drama, Crime | 01:53
Budget: 20 000 000 | Revenue: 5 090 852

In 1985, her entire family was murdered. 30 years later, the truth emerges.

A woman who survived the brutal killing of her family as a child is forced to confront the events of that day.

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Cast

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Charlize Theron
Libby Day
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Nicholas Hoult
Lyle Wirth
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Chloë Grace Moretz
Young Diondra Wertzner
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Tye Sheridan
Young Ben Day
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Corey Stoll
Ben Day
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Andrea Roth
Diondra Wertzner
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Sterling Jerins
Young Libby Day
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Shannon Kook
Young Trey Teepano
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Drea de Matteo
Krissi Cates

Reviews

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Reno
7 | Jul 14, 2016
> When the truth and the consciousness of the world failed to work together. Based on the book of the same name, a story about a dreadful massacre in the rural America where a young girl lived to testify against her own brother and then she never recovered from it. So many years later, the case takes a new twist when some young crime solving enthusiastic shows interest in it and that's where the rest of the narration takes its direction. The suspense was the highlight, though, feels like not a complicated puzzle. Brilliant writing for sure. You know, from a novel to screen is not an easy task. Sometimes book fans and sometimes film fanatics will be disappointed, but this was a good film. In my opinion, it was an underrated film. Some people are disappointed, because mainly their anticipation was too high. It was the tall South African beauty, Charlize Theron's show. However the others came into the play when the narration was in the flashback. Since the film 'The Hunt', it is really scaring to see the little kids as the prime witness in a major trial. Because of their lack of the consciousness of the world, the truth struggles. This film was kind of similar, but only the final act resolves everything. Until then, as a viewer it is about trying to link all the possibilities. Surely a fine film for the one watch. 7/10