Far Harbor

Name: Far Harbor
Genre: Drama
Released: 2008-04-16T15:46:43-07:00

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In this ensemble drama, a wealthy young couple's weekend gathering at their posh summer home turns into an intense emotional experience as the partygoers end up sharing their deepest secrets and bond. Much of the drama comes from the presence of the title boat, which is moored just off shore.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Drama
Directed By:

John Huddles
Written By:

John Huddles
In Theaters:

Nov 22, 1996 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Nov 6, 2007
Runtime:

99 minutes
Studio:

Cinequanon Pictures International

Cast

Edward Atterton
as Frick

Jennifer Connelly
as Ellie

Dan Futterman
as Brad

Marcia Gay Harden
as Arabella

Andrew Lauren
as Trey

George Newbern
as Jordan

Tracee Ellis Ross
as Kiki

Jim True-Frost
as Ryland

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Audience Reviews for Far Harbor

Dec 18, 2010

Far Harbor is a little-seen Jennifer Connelly indie movie from 1996. Hell that's the only reason I watched it. It's very slow and talky, occasionally pretentious, and populated by people you wouldn't want to be at a dinner party with. However there are a few thoughtful moments, capped by Connelly delivering a mesmerizing 6:30 monologue about a fateful day that changed her life. From the first couple sentences, you know what the outcome of her story will be, but you still have to sit there uncomfortably just like the rest of the cast does and listen to her softly describe every detail. You can tell she has replayed that day a thousand times over in her mind, and now reflects upon it with acceptance traced with an almost whimsical sadness. Quite extraordinary. It's the kind of speech that could've gotten her a Supporting Actress nomination long before A Beautiful Mind if it had been in a much better movie. I would say for Connelly fans it's worth watching just for that scene.

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