Movies I Have Seen - August 2016 (13 movies)

Truth. 2015 starring Cate Blanchett, Robert Redford, Topher Grace, Dennis Quaid, Elisabeth Moss, Bruce Greenwood, David Lyons, John Benjamin Hickey, Stacy Keach, Noni Hazlehurst and Dermot Mulroney.

Star Trek. August 4, 2016

Concussion

Victor Frankenstein. August 9, 2016

Force Majeure). 2014 (Swedish) starring Johannes Bah Kuhnke, Lisa Loven Kongsli, Clara Wettergren, Vincent Wettergren, Kristofer Hivju and Fanni Metelius.

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Forsaken. 2016, (Canadian) starring Kiefer Sutherland, Donald Sutherland, Brian Cox, Michael Wincott, Aaron Poole, Demi Moore, Greg Ellis, Siobhan Williams, Dylan Smith, Chris Ippolito, Landon Liboiron, Wesley Morgan, Christopher Rosamond and Michael Therriault.

Every Thing Will Be Fine. 2015 (German/ Canadian) starring James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Marie-Josée Croze, Robert Naylor, Jack Fulton, Philippe Vanasse-Paquet, Patrick Bauchau, Peter Stormare, Rachel McAdams, Julia Sarah Stone and Lilah Fitzgerald.

Remember

Creed August 25, 2016

Suffragette Dr Con August 26, 2016

Miss You Already. 2015 (British), Starring
Toni Collette as Milly[5]
Sophie Holland as 21-year-old Milly
Eleanor Stagg as 10-year-old Milly
Drew Barrymore as Jess[6]
Charlotte Hope as 21-year-old Jess
Emily Trappen as 13-year-old Jess
Grace Schneider as 10-year-old Jess
Dominic Cooper as Kit[6]
Max Rinehart as 21-year-old Kit
Paddy Considine as Jago[6]
Tyson Ritter as Ace[7]
Frances de la Tour as Jill
Jacqueline Bisset

Youth. Michael Caine August 29, 2016





Truth. 2015, Starring Cate Blanchett as Mary Mapes, Robert Redford as Dan Rather, Topher Grace as Mike Smith, Dennis Quaid as Colonel Roger Charles, Elisabeth Moss as Lucy Scott, Bruce Greenwood as Andrew Heyward, David Lyons as Josh Howard, John Benjamin Hickey as Mark Wrolstad, Stacy Keach as Lt. Colonel Bill Burkett, Noni Hazlehurst as Nicki Burkett, Dermot Mulroney as Lawrence Lanpher,
Rachael Blake Rachael Blake ...
Betsy West
Andrew McFarlane Andrew McFarlane ...
Dick Hibey
Natalie Saleeba Natalie Saleeba ...
Mary Murphy
Connor Burke Connor Burke ...
Robert Mapes
Felix Williamson Felix Williamson ...
Mike Missal
Helmut Bakaitis Helmut Bakaitis ...
Dick Thornburgh
Lewis Fitz-Gerald Lewis Fitz-Gerald ...
Louis Boccardi
Philip Quast Philip Quast ...
Ben Barnes
Zahra Newman Zahra Newman ...
Dana Roberson
Elizabeth Nabben Elizabeth Nabben ...
CNN Reporter
Matt Ruscic Matt Ruscic ...
Burly Security Guard
Steve Bastoni Steve Bastoni ...
Gil Schwartz
Gael Ballantyne Gael Ballantyne ...
Receptionist
Jo Turner Jo Turner ...
Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt
Tim McCunn Tim McCunn ...
Scott Johnson
Patrick St. Esprit Patrick St. Esprit ...
Brig. Gen. Buck Staudt
Chris Mulkey Chris Mulkey ...
Maurice Udell
Louis Herthum Louis Herthum ...
Bill Hollowell
Rose Riley Rose Riley ...
Josh Howard's Assistant
Christopher Stollery Christopher Stollery ...
Reporter Jim Moore
Tom O'Sullivan Tom O'Sullivan ...
Newscaster
Martin Sacks Martin Sacks ...
Robert Strong
Nicholas Hope Nicholas Hope ...
Marcel Matley
Adam Saunders Adam Saunders ...
Editor Tom
Aaron Glenane Aaron Glenane ...
Fox News Reporter
Brandon McClelland Brandon McClelland ...
Lawyer
Nancy Denis Nancy Denis ...
Woman in Bakery
Eliza Logan Eliza Logan ...
Emily Will
Marcus Johnson Marcus Johnson ...
Atlanta Anchor
Valerie Bader Valerie Bader ...
Mrs. Hodges
Gareth Hamilton-Foster Gareth Hamilton-Foster ...
CBS Employee
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Penelope Andrews Penelope Andrews ...
Patron (uncredited)
Joy Baines Joy Baines ...
CBS employee (uncredited)
Elena Bello Elena Bello ...
Reporter Channel 6 (uncredited)
Ben Brighton Ben Brighton ...
CBS Office Intern (uncredited)
George W. Bush George W. Bush ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Shaun Phillip Cantwell Shaun Phillip Cantwell ...
CBS Employee (uncredited)
Rakesh Dasgupta Rakesh Dasgupta ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Lee Anne Ford Lee Anne Ford ...
Military Wife (uncredited)
Toni French Toni French ...
NY Pedestrian (uncredited)
Andrew Fritz Andrew Fritz ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Diana Gyllén Diana Gyllén ...
CBS Employee (uncredited)
Wassim Hawat Wassim Hawat ...
Paparazzi (uncredited)
Alison Headrick Alison Headrick ...
Office Intern (uncredited)
Martin Jacobs Martin Jacobs ...
(uncredited)
John-Paul Jory John-Paul Jory ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Hiroshi Kasuga Hiroshi Kasuga ...
Traveller at Texas Airport (uncredited)
John Kerry John Kerry ...
Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Rosemarie Marino Rosemarie Marino ...
CBS Employee (uncredited)
Bilal Masood Bilal Masood ...
College Student (uncredited)
Marilyn Mattor Marilyn Mattor ...
Widow's Daughter (uncredited)
Katie McConnell Katie McConnell ...
Journalist (uncredited)
Filip Mitrovic Filip Mitrovic ...
Fox News Crew (uncredited)
Chris Polzot Chris Polzot ...
Passenger (uncredited)
Elizabeth Saunders Elizabeth Saunders ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Carma Sharon Carma Sharon ...
CBS Employee (uncredited)
Rob Sheens Rob Sheens ...
CBS Dallas Journalist (uncredited)
Matt Sigloch Matt Sigloch ...
Senior Non-comisioned Officer (uncredited)
Ezekiel Simat Ezekiel Simat ...
CBS Employee (uncredited)
Suzie Steen Suzie Steen ...
Reporter (uncredited)
George Stephanopoulos George Stephanopoulos ...
Himself (archive footage), Melissa Thompson as CBS Receptionist and Craig Walker as CNN TV Crewmember. Movie Network, August 3, 2016. Music by Brian Tyler. Soundtrack: "String Quartet #1 - Allegro Assai" - Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (as Wolfgang Mozart),
Courtesy of APM Music
Play That Again
Written by Alfredo Rodriguez
Courtesy of Extreme Music
For Sheila
Written by Kenny Werner
Courtesy of Extreme Music
Stand Understood
Written by Raphael Lake
Courtesy of Extreme Music.
Trivia: It is an American political docudrama film written and directed by James Vanderbilt, in his directorial debut. It is based on American journalist and television news producer Mary Mapes' memoir Truth and Duty: The Press, the President and the Privilege of Power. The film focuses on the Killian documents controversy, and the resulting last days of news anchor Dan Rather and producer Mary Mapes at CBS News. Filming locations:
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Penrith, New South Wales, Australia
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Kensington, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Fox Studios, Moore Park, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Auburn, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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New York City, New York, USA
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Los Angeles, California, USA.
The movie is shooting in Australia at Cate Blanchett's request as she wanted to be close to her family while filming. Quote: Mike Smith: "Hey, I never got to ask you. Why did you get into journalism?" Dan Rather: "Curiosity." Mike Smith: "That's it?" Dan Rather: "That's everything. Why did you get into?" Mike Smith: "You." Anachronism: About 25 minutes into the film, there is an overhead shot of DFW airport and it features a view of the Skylink tram system that links the terminals. You can see the trams moving in the shot. According to Wikipedia, the Skylink was opened on May of 2005, well after the film was supposed to have taken place.





Force Majeure ([fɔrs maʒœr]; Swedish: Turist, "tourist"). 2014 (Swedish), Starring Johannes Bah Kuhnke as Tomas, Lisa Loven Kongsli as Ebba, Clara Wettergren as Vera, Vincent Wettergren as Harry, Kristofer Hivju as Mats, Fanni Metelius as Fanni,
Karin Myrenberg Karin Myrenberg ...
Charlotte
Brady Corbet Brady Corbet ...
Brady
Johannes Moustos Johannes Moustos ...
Cleaner
Jorge Lattof Jorge Lattof ...
Tomba
Adrian Heinisch Adrian Heinisch ...
Bus Driver
Michael Breitenberger Michael Breitenberger ...
Male Smoker
Karl Pincon Karl Pincon ...
Tourist Photographer
Julie Roumogoux Julie Roumogoux ...
Female Snowboarder
Peter Gaunt Peter Gaunt ...
Male Snowboarder
Vera Kolupaeva Vera Kolupaeva ...
Russian Woman 1
Ekaterina Ilina Ekaterina Ilina ...
Russian Woman 2
Martín Chertudi Martín Chertudi ...
Man After Ski
Natacha Mutomb Dackén Natacha Mutomb Dackén ...
Clerk (as Natacha Dackén)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
James Atherton James Atherton ...
Football Hooligan,
Jakob Granqvist; Franco Moscon as Tourist and Malin Dahl as Guest in Restaurant. Movie Network, August 9, 2016. Music by Ola Fløttum. Soundtrack: "Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 8, RV 315, 'L'estate' (Summer)" - Written by Antonio Vivaldi,
Arranged by Pavel Fenyuk
Performed by Alexandr Hrustevich
Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 8, RV 315, 'L'estate' (Summer): 1. Allegro non molto
Written by Antonio Vivaldi
Performed by Takako Nishizaki, Stephen Gunzenhauser and Capella Istropolitana
Bad Things
Written and performed by Jonas Rudels
Reload (Radio edit)
Written by Sebastian Ingrosso, Thomas Olsen, Vincent Pontare, Adam Baptiste, John Lindstrom Martin and Michel Zitron
Performed by Sebastian Ingrosso and Tommy Trash
Terror
(credited as "Lonely")
Written by Allan Smith
Performed by DJ Terror.
Trivia: It is a Swedish comedy-drama film directed by Ruben Östlund. It follows the marital tension resulting from an avalanche during which the husband, named Tomas, is believed by his wife to have prioritized his own escape over the safety of his family. The film's title comes from force majeure, a contractual clause freeing both parties from liability in the event of unexpected disasters. Force Majeure was acclaimed upon release, with critics praising its script and cinematography. It won the Best Film award at the 50th Guldbagge Awards, and was named one of the best films of 2014 by various publications. Filming took place at Les Arcs, a ski resort in Savoie, France. The film's title, "Force Majeure", is based on a French legal term which is the equivalent of a superior force or unforeseen accident, like an "Act of God": a disaster that is not covered by one's insurance policy, or a disaster which relieves both parties of the obligations of the contract until the disaster is over. Filming locations:
Les Arcs, Savoie, France (Télécabines & Téléphérique)
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Copperhill Mountain Lodge, Åre, Jämtlands län, Sweden (indoor scenes)
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Le Plan Leschaux, Montchavin-Les Coches, La Plagne, France (skiing scenes)
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Arc 1800, Les Arcs, France (village)
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Passo dello Stelvio, South Tyrol, Italy (bus scenes). Quote: Fanni: "There's nothing in your head that you haven't said!"

Forsaken. 2016, (Canadian) Starring Kiefer Sutherland as John Henry Clayton, Donald Sutherland as Reverend William Clayton, Brian Cox as James McCurdy, Michael Wincott as Gentleman Dave Turner, Aaron Poole as Frank Tillman, Demi Moore as Mary Alice Watson, Greg Ellis as Tom Watson, Siobhan Williams as Emily Chadwick, Dylan Smith as Little Ned, Chris Ippolito as Bob Waters, Landon Liboiron as Will Pickard, Wesley Morgan as Sam Hatch, Christopher Rosamond as Daniel Peterson, Michael Therriault as Doc Miller,
Brock Morgan Brock Morgan ...
James Cleary
Graeme Black Graeme Black ...
Hank Plummer
Tom Carey Tom Carey ...
George
David McNally David McNally ...
Mr.Harper
Paul Sillito Paul Sillito ...
Charley Watson
Dave Trimble Dave Trimble ...
Mr. Parsons
Ali Webb Ali Webb ...
Rachel Chadwick
Kira Bradley Kira Bradley ...
Mrs. Chadwick
Don Bland Don Bland ...
Mr. Chadwick
Chris Austman Chris Austman ...
Wilbur
Lex Cassar Lex Cassar ...
Tim Slade
Michael Mitchell Michael Mitchell ...
Clyde Burnett
Justin Michael Carriere Justin Michael Carriere ...
Ed Tealy
Donovan Workun Donovan Workun ...
Mr. Jenkins
Terry A. Brown Terry A. Brown ...
Chadwick Gang Member
Colin A. Campbell Colin A. Campbell ...
Red Crow Bartender
Joel Jackshaw Joel Jackshaw ...
Gunfighter
Cliff Liknes Cliff Liknes ...
Chadwick Man #1
Joe Norman Shaw Joe Norman Shaw ...
Silver Barrel Bartender
Esther Purves-Smith Esther Purves-Smith ...
Shot Child Mother
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Maria Fernandez Maria Fernandez ...
Pregnant Chinese Lady (uncredited)
Jeff Hanni Jeff Hanni ...
Shop Keeper (uncredited)
Jacob Thurmeier Jacob Thurmeier ...
Boy (uncredited)
Trevor Woroby Trevor Woroby ...
Townsfolk, Sally Bishop ... stunt double: Demi Moore
Tommy Clarke ... stunt double: Landon Libron / stunt rider
Patrick Mark ... stunt double: Keifer Sutherland
Greg Schlosser ... stunt double: Donald Sutherland. Movie Network, August 24, 2016. Soundtrack: Music by Jonathan Goldsmith.
Storyline: In 1872 Wyoming, after abandoning his gun and reputation as a quick-draw killer, Civil War veteran John Henry Clayton (Kiefer Sutherland) returns to his hometown in hopes of repairing his relationship with his estranged father (Donald Sutherland). But a local gang on the orders of James McCurdy (Brian Cox) is terrorizing the town, and John Henry may be the only one who can stop them.
Trivia: It is a Canadian Western drama film directed by Jon Cassar, from a screenplay by Brad Mirman. The film stars Kiefer Sutherland, Donald Sutherland, Brian Cox, Michael Wincott, Aaron Poole and Demi Moore. The film had its world premiere at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival on September 16, 2015. The film was released on February 19, 2016. Executive Producer on the film was Douglas Falconer. Produced for $20 million, it began shooting in July 2013 at the CL Ranch in Springbank, Alberta, near Calgary, and was wrapped by September. The movie was shot at the CL Ranch of Calgary, Alberta right after Discovery Channel's Klondike (2014) had wrapped, meaning the town had to be quickly transformed from a booming city circa 1890 to a not-so-booming town in the wild west circa 1870. Anachronisms: 1. When Demi Moore and Kiefer Sutherland are drinking coffee on her porch, the mugs they use appear to be modern polished stainless steel mugs, that were not produced until much later in the mid 1900's. 2. When Kiefer Sutherland first arrives home, in the background you can see a field full of round hay bales. Machines to make round hay bales were not available until the mid 1900s.

Every Thing Will Be Fine. 2015 (German/ Canadian), Starring James Franco as Tomas Eldan, Charlotte Gainsbourg as Kate, Marie-Josée Croze as Ann, Robert Naylor as Christopher, Jack Fulton as Christopher 5-8 years old, Philippe Vanasse-Paquet as 12-year-old Christopher, Patrick Bauchau as Dad, Peter Stormare as Editor, Rachel McAdams as Sara, Julia Sarah Stone as Mina, Lilah Fitzgerald as Young Mina,
Peter Miller Peter Miller ...
Fisherman
Céline Bonnier Céline Bonnier ...
Police Officer
Bobby Osborne Bobby Osborne ...
Eddy
Martin Sims Martin Sims ...
Policeman
Julien Boissaud Julien Boissaud ...
Patient
Anne-Sophie Bozon Anne-Sophie Bozon ...
Nurse F. Simard
Jessy Gagnon Jessy Gagnon ...
Mina 3 yrs old
Rachelle Bergeron Rachelle Bergeron ...
Concert attendee (uncredited)
Timothy Ferris Timothy Ferris ...
Concert attendee, Benoit Priest as Circus Cook and Nathaly Thibault as Mother with children (Amusement Park). Movie Network, August 24, 2016. Music by Alexandre Desplat. Soundtrack: "Remember The Sun" - Performed by Greg Brown; "I'm Gone" - Performed by Pieta Brown; "Lighthouse" and "Cynical World" - Performed by Patrick Watson; (French song) - Performed by Charlotte Gainsbourg. German drama film directed by Wim Wenders, written by Bjørn Olaf Johannessen and produced in 3D. It is Wenders’ first full-length dramatic feature in seven years. The film stars James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Rachel McAdams and Marie-Josée Croze. It premiered out of competition on February 10, 2015 at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival. The film made its North American premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 11, 2015. It was released in the United States in a limited release and through video on demand on December 4, 2015 by IFC Films. Filming Locations: Montréal, Québec, Canada; Québec, Canada. Music was performed by Symphony Orchestra of Gothenburg, the national orchestra of Sweden during two days in beginning of February 2015, only one week before the festival premiere in Berlin. Director Wim Wenders worked with actor Patrick Bauchau 34 years earlier, on the 1982 film "The State of Things". Bauchau played a German film director (stand-in for Wenders) who has difficulty completing a film. Quote: Kate: "Where's Nicholas?... WHERE'S NICHOLAS?"

Remember. 2015 (Canadian- German), Starring
Christopher Plummer as Zev Guttman
Bruno Ganz as Rudy Kurlander #1
Jürgen Prochnow as Rudy Kurlander #4
Heinz Lieven as Rudy Kurlander #2
Henry Czerny as Charles Guttman
Liza Balkan as Rebecca Guttman
Dean Norris as John Kurlander
Martin Landau as Max Rosenbaum
Kim Roberts as Paula
Sofia Wells as Molly
Peter DaCunha as Tyler
Amanda Smith as Cele
Stefani Kimber as Inge
Janet Porter as Molly's mother
Sugith Varughese as Hotel clerk
Sidney Shapiro as Mourner

Christopher Plummer ...
Zev Guttman
Kim Roberts Kim Roberts ...
Paula
Amanda Smith Amanda Smith ...
Cele
Martin Landau Martin Landau ...
Max Rosenbaum
Sean Francis Sean Francis ...
Max's Aide
Howard Jerome Howard Jerome ...
Rabbi
Henry Czerny Henry Czerny ...
Charles Guttman
T.J. McGibbon T.J. McGibbon ...
Zev's Great Grandaughter
Liza Balkan Liza Balkan ...
Rebecca Guttman
Mark Fisher Mark Fisher ...
New York Taxi Driver
Michael Koras Michael Koras ...
Amtrak Train Conductor
Peter DaCunha Peter DaCunha ...
Tyler
Daniel Kash Daniel Kash ...
Retirement Home Director
Duane Murray Duane Murray ...
Tyler's Dad
Patrick Haye Patrick Haye ...
Cleveland Town Car Driver
James Cade James Cade ...
Gun Shop Owner
Sugith Varughese Sugith Varughese ...
Cleveland Holiday Inn Desk Clerk
Mary Walsh Mary Walsh ...
Rudy #1's Cleaning Lady (as Mary 'Fran' Walsh)
Bruno Ganz Bruno Ganz ...
Rudy Kurlander #1
Brendan Gall Brendan Gall ...
CBSA Agent
Joyce Rivera Joyce Rivera ...
Foyers de Pionniers Nurse
Heinz Lieven Heinz Lieven ...
Rudy Kurlander #2
Lory Wainberg Lory Wainberg ...
Older Woman Piano Player
Natalie Krill Natalie Krill ...
Boise Holiday Inn Receptionist
Mark Roeder Mark Roeder ...
Boise Dept. Store Clerk
Johnie Chase Johnie Chase ...
Store Security Guard
Jessica Moss Jessica Moss ...
Boise Holiday Inn Waitress
Juan Carlos Velis Juan Carlos Velis ...
Boise Taxi Driver
Philip Williams Philip Williams ...
Bruneau Postal Worker
Dean Norris Dean Norris ...
John Kurlander
Natalie Charles Natalie Charles ...
Woman on Voice Mail
Janet Porter Janet Porter ...
Molly's Mom
Sofia Wells Sofia Wells ...
Molly
Brendan Hennessey Brendan Hennessey ...
Reno Cab Driver
Kayla Lorette Kayla Lorette ...
Tahoe Holiday Inn Receptionist
Jane Spidell Jane Spidell ...
Kristin Kurlander
Stefani Kimber Stefani Kimber ...
Inge Kurlander
Jürgen Prochnow Jürgen Prochnow ...
Rudy Kurlander #4
Nneka Elliot Nneka Elliot ...
Reporter
Hazel Gorin Hazel Gorin ...
Retirement Home Senior #1
Ken Gorin Ken Gorin ...
Retirement Home Senior #2
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Douglas E. Davidson Douglas E. Davidson ...
Retirement Home Resident (uncredited)
Yvonne E. Davidson Yvonne E. Davidson ...
Retirement Home Resident (uncredited)
Janine Davies Janine Davies ...
Waitress (uncredited)
Colleen Giles Colleen Giles ...
Hotel guest (uncredited)
Joey Iachetta Joey Iachetta ...
Shiva Minyan member (uncredited)
Lou Israel Lou Israel ...
Shiva Minyan Member (uncredited)
Mandi Knight Mandi Knight ...
Cashier (uncredited)
Jean Christophe Loustau Jean Christophe Loustau ...
Bus passenger, Evie Moores as Store patron and Tammy-lynn Wilcox as Housekeeper. Movie Network, August 24, 2016, with Dr. Connie Luther. Music by Mychael Danna. Soundtrack: "Etude Op 92 No. 5 In G Major" - Written by Moritz Moszkowski,
Performed by Lory Wainberg
Wotan's Farewell From Die Walküre
Written by Richard Wagner
Performed by Eve Egoyan
Piano Concerto No. 1 In G Minor, Op. 25: II. Andante
Written by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Performed by Christopher Plummer
Isolde's Liebestod From Tristan and Isolde
Written by Richard Wagner
Performed by Christopher Plummer.
Trivia: It is a Canadian-German drama thriller film directed by Atom Egoyan and written by Benjamin August. Starring Christopher Plummer, Bruno Ganz, Jürgen Prochnow, Heinz Lieven, Henry Czerny, Dean Norris, and Martin Landau, the film was theatrically released in Canada on October 23, 2015, in Germany on December 31, 2015, and in the United States by A24 on March 11, 2016. The film, about an elderly Holocaust survivor with dementia who sets out to kill a Nazi war criminal, received mostly positive reviews and won a few film festival awards. At the 4th Canadian Screen Awards, August received the Award for Best Original Screenplay and Remember was also nominated for Best Motion Picture. Filming locations:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada (studio) ('Revival 629' studio)
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Alberta, Canada
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Ontario, Canada
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Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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Canada
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Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, Canada
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Hamilton GO Centre, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (Cleveland Lakefront Station).

Miss You Already. 2015 (British), Starring
Toni Collette as Milly[5]
Sophie Holland as 21-year-old Milly
Eleanor Stagg as 10-year-old Milly
Drew Barrymore as Jess[6]
Charlotte Hope as 21-year-old Jess
Emily Trappen as 13-year-old Jess
Grace Schneider as 10-year-old Jess
Dominic Cooper as Kit[6]
Max Rinehart as 21-year-old Kit
Paddy Considine as Jago[6]
Tyson Ritter as Ace[7]
Frances de la Tour as Jill
Jacqueline Bisset as Miranda[6]
Honor Kneafsey as Scarlett
Ryan Lennon Baker as Ben
Mem Ferda as Ahmed[6]
Janice Acquah as Nisha
Charlotte Ubben as Cheryl
Shola Adewusi as Athena
Anjli Mohindra as Kira
Noah Huntley as Company executive

Drew Barrymore ...
Jess
Toni Collette Toni Collette ...
Milly
Paddy Considine Paddy Considine ...
Jago
Tyson Ritter Tyson Ritter ...
Ace
Mem Ferda Mem Ferda ...
Achmed
Jacqueline Bisset Jacqueline Bisset ...
Miranda
Lukas Rolfe Lukas Rolfe ...
Little Lord
Charlotte Hope Charlotte Hope ...
Teenage Jess
Sophie Holland Sophie Holland ...
Teenage Milly
Fjokra Fjokra ...
Lead Singer
Max Rinehart Max Rinehart ...
Teenage Kit
Dominic Cooper Dominic Cooper ...
Kit
Grace Schneider Grace Schneider ...
Jess (10 yrs)
Sophie Brown Sophie Brown ...
Scarlett (3 yrs)
Lucinda Raikes Lucinda Raikes ...
Teacher
Honor Kneafsey Honor Kneafsey ...
Scarlett
Eleanor Stagg Eleanor Stagg ...
Milly (10 yrs)
Ryan Baker Ryan Baker ...
Ben
Emily Trappen Emily Trappen ...
Jess (13 yrs)
Silas Carson Silas Carson ...
Dr. Butala
Lucy Morton Lucy Morton ...
Milly (13 yrs)
Seth Maxwell Seth Maxwell ...
Seth Maxwell
Anjli Mohindra Anjli Mohindra ...
Kira
Janice Acquah Janice Acquah ...
Nisha
Ben Moor Ben Moor ...
Nurse Sam
Noah Huntley Noah Huntley ...
Company Exec
Frances de la Tour Frances de la Tour ...
Jill the Wigmaker
Shola Adewusi Shola Adewusi ...
Midwife
Jamie Holt Jamie Holt ...
Milly's Cousin
Colin Giles Colin Giles ...
Milly's Cousin
Eileen Davies Eileen Davies ...
Ace's Nan
Waleed Akhtar Waleed Akhtar ...
Porter
Tony Denham Tony Denham ...
Taxi Driver (as Anthony Denham)
Donovan Blackwood Donovan Blackwood ...
Roughneck
Kevin Fyfe Kevin Fyfe ...
Roughneck
Seb Piper Seb Piper ...
Jess & Jago's Baby
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Amy Clare Beales Amy Clare Beales ...
Chemotherapy Visitor (uncredited)
Hannah Blamires Hannah Blamires ...
Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Joanna Bobin Joanna Bobin ...
(uncredited)
Ian Brown Ian Brown ...
Ron (uncredited)
Vera Chok Vera Chok ...
Chang Zhe Tzung (uncredited)
Pamela Betsy Cooper Pamela Betsy Cooper ...
Picnicer (uncredited)
Chris Cowlin Chris Cowlin ...
Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
Alex Gillison Alex Gillison ...
Roadie (uncredited)
Guna Gultniece Guna Gultniece ...
Clubber (uncredited)
Marina Hayter Marina Hayter ...
Chemo Patient (uncredited)
Minouche Kaftel Minouche Kaftel ...
Woman in Hospital (uncredited)
Shaz Lancaster Shaz Lancaster ...
Roadie (uncredited)
Charlotte Mellish Charlotte Mellish ...
Girl in Hospital (uncredited)
Cameron Joel Orme Cameron Joel Orme ...
Clubber (uncredited)
Kumud Pant Kumud Pant ...
Staff at Charity Gala (uncredited)
Ricky Rajpal Ricky Rajpal ...
Office Worker (uncredited)
Neil Alexander Smith Neil Alexander Smith ...
Nightclub Bouncer (uncredited)
A.k. Steppa A.k. Steppa ...
Pub Customer (uncredited)
Charlotte Ubben Charlotte Ubben ...
Cheryl (uncredited)
Anick Wiget Anick Wiget ...
Chemotherapy Patient. Movie Network, August 27, 2016. Music by Harry Gregson-Williams. Soundtrack: "Get Amongst It" - Written by Fjokra,
Performed by Fjokra, Annie Thatcher (as Annie Bea), Sam White, Freddie Draper, Sam Jackson
Courtesy of RnJ Records
Been Caught Stealing
Written by Eric Avery, Perry Farrell, Dave Navarro (as David Michael Navarro), Stephen Perkins (as Stephen Andrew Perkins)
Performed by Jane's Addiction
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
I Know What I Am
Written by Matt Hayward, Russell Marsden, Emma Richardson
Performed by Band of Skulls
Courtesy of Psy Collective LLC
By arrangement with Zync Music Group LLC
Better Together
Written by Kate Crash and Michael Maio
Performed by Hentai Superstar
Crimson and Clover
Written by Peter P. Lucia Jr. (as Peter Lucia) and Tommy James
Performed by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (as Joan Jett and the Blackhearts)
Courtesy of Blackheart Records Group, Inc.
When You Dream
Written by Sara Jackson-Holman
Performed by Sara Jackson-Holman
Courtesy of Expunged Records by arrangement with Archangel Media Worldwide LLC
L.A. Vampires
Written by Kate Crash and Michael Maio
Performed by Hentai Superstar
There's a Place
Written by Tyson Ritter
Performed by The All-American Rejects (as The All American Rejects)
Courtesy of Interscope Records
Davy Jones
Written by Ming Vauz and Nick Launay
Performed by Sense of Entitlement
Courtesy of SOE Productions
Losing My Religion
Written by Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills (as Michael Mills) and Michael Stipe
Performed by R.E.M.
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
Hello Halo (Cooper Todd Remix)
Written by David Galafassi
Performed by David Galafassi, Toni Collette, Nathan Cooper and Benjamin Todd
Almost Home
Written by Moby (as Richard Hall) and Damien Jurado
Performed by Moby featuring Damien Jurado
Courtesy of Mute
By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Leave It Alone
Written by James Mercer and Danger Mouse (as Brian Burton)
Performed by Broken Bells
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
What We Leave Behind
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Labrinth
Courtesy of Syco Music/Sony Music Entertainment
Almost There
Written by Paul Bessenbacher, Paul Schultz, Lauren Hillman
Performed by Opus Orange
Courtesy of Emoto Music
The Crazy Ones
Written by Diane Warren
Performed by Paloma Faith
Courtesy of RCA Records/Sony Music Entertainment
Miss You Already
Written by Joan Jett and Dougie Needles
Performed by Joan Jett & The Blackhearts (as Joan Jett and the Blackhearts)
Courtesy of Blackheart Records Group, Inc.
Trivia: It is a British romantic comedy-drama film directed by Catherine Hardwicke and written by Morwenna Banks. It was screened in the Gala Presentations section of the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival. The film opened theatrically in the United Kingdom on 25 September 2015 and in the United States on 6 November 2015 to mixed to positive critical reviews. The film features a promotional single from star Tyson Ritter's band The All-American Rejects entitled "There's a Place." The song reached number 33 of Billboard's Digital Rock Songs chart, and was met with widely positive reception from critics and fans alike. Filming Locations:
Ilkley Moor, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
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London, England, UK.
References
Jaws (1975)
Jago (Paddy Considine) tells his wife they're "gonna need a bigger boat".