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Spider (2003)
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Starring: Gabriel Byrne, Ralph Fiennes, Miranda Richardson, Bradley Hall, John Neville, Lynn Redgrave
Director: David Cronenberg
Category: Drama, Family
Studio: Columbia / TriStar
Subtitles:
English
Length:
98 mins
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The only thing worse than losing oyur mind, is finding it again.

Spider (Ralph Fiennes) has been allowed a second chance at life after a long stay in a mental institution and sent to a halfway house under the stern watch of Mrs. Ilkenson (Lynn Redgrave).

Revisiting his old neighborhood reawakens memories of his where his mother (Miranda Richardson) and his father (Gabriel Byrne) raised him. He soon begins to uncover the real truth shifting seamlessly back and forth between the tragic events that polarized a boy's adolescence to the shell of a man enduring the surreal plausible reality of today.

 
 
   
   

 
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