Trust

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Trust

2022

1h 39m

Drama

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Between meeting with the Rabbi, funeral preparations, and sitting shiva, Kate has no time to process Mom's absence. In fact, Kate's not sure if she's crying because Mom's dead, or because she's related to these freaks: an adulterous father, Damien, and a histrionic sister, Trini. Kate finds an ally in her brother, Josh, who spearheads funeral arrangements. Mom did her best to outline everything specifically. But Damien never signed off on the paperwork prior to their divorce.

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Randy Myers

San Jose Mercury News

08/12/2022

3/4

The cast is first-rate in this gutsy indie with a strong message about how it sometimes is best to uproot from a dysfunctional family tree in order to maintain your own sanity.

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Daniel M. Kimmel

North Shore Movies

03/01/2024

3/5

In the end, this is how people get on with their lives even after events over which they have no control.

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Danielle Solzman

Solzy at the Movies

05/24/2023

3.5/5

Trust plays into some of the dysfunctional family tropes but it really speaks to the importance of knowing when is the right time to walk away.

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Alan Ng

Film Threat

08/24/2022

8/10

Trust brings all the emotion and drama of a dysfunctional family while finding a much-needed fragment of hope in the end.

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Brian M

@RT04458785 10/12/2024

One of the best indie films I've ever seen. Making movies is about making your audience feel, and this movie does that in spades. Incredible performances, writing, and below the line come together to form the liberating journey of a college student learning how to set boundaries from the toxic people, both beloved and not, in her life. A relatable message for young audiences.

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Emily G

@RT59920598 03/25/2024

This is a great movie! I first saw it at Cinequest where it won the Jury Award for Best Feature and the Audience Award. The direction is smart and creative, the acting is fantastic, the storytelling is compelling. An awesome, heartfelt, grounded indie.

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IMMA R

@dais_50 03/22/2024

A thoughtful and insightful film about the family ties we choose to keep! Hilarious and heartwarming! I will be seated for whatever these filmmakers do next!

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Sophie C

@RT95209497 03/19/2024

This movie makes you feel all the emotions: you laugh one moment and are in tears the next. So many favorite characters. I wish I could watch it again for the first time to experience it all over again!

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Chase C

@Cargillionaire 03/08/2024

High quality all the way around!

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Tanya B

@RT49514974 03/04/2024

Trust is a beautiful, poignant drama that draws you in from the very beginning. Loved this movie. Highly recommend!

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Almog Avidan Antonir

Director

Jennifer Levinson

Kate

Heston Horwin

Josh

Linden Ashby

Damien

Wayne Wilderson

Travis

Tom Virtue

Mark Stanley

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Synopsis

Between meeting with the Rabbi, funeral preparations, and sitting shiva, Kate has no time to process Mom's absence. In fact, Kate's not sure if she's crying because Mom's dead, or because she's related to these freaks: an adulterous father, Damien, and a histrionic sister, Trini. Kate finds an ally in her brother, Josh, who spearheads funeral arrangements. Mom did her best to outline everything specifically. But Damien never signed off on the paperwork prior to their divorce.

Director: Almog Avidan Antonir
Producer: Max Landwirth, Kate Spare
Screenwriter: Jennifer Levinson
Distributor: Menemsha Films
Production Co: Landwirth Legacy Productions, Open Heart Productions
Genre: Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Feb 27, 2024
Runtime: 1h 39m
Aspect Ratio: Digital 2.39:1