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Run a Quick Search on "The Weight of Water" starring Elizabeth Hurley to Browse Related Products:Browse more products related to "The Weight of Water"Browse more products related to "Elizabeth Hurley, Catherine McCormack and Kathryn Bigelow"ReviewSight and Sound, 02/01/2003, p.67, "...Bigelow's adaptation of Anita Shreve's novel is intriguing..." Premiere, 04/01/2004, p.99, "[Polley] is spectacularly fierce." Entertainment Weekly, 11/15/2002, p.109, "...The movie maneuvers skillfully through the plot's hot brine..." Movieline's Hollywood Life, 11/01/2002, p.30-1, "...[Polley] gives a stunning performance..." USA Today, 11/01/2002, p.10E, "...The cast is in good form, and the 19th-century half gets more interesting as it goes..." New York Times, 11/01/2002, p.E14, "...THE WEIGHT OF WATER is certainly sexy..." Title NoteTheatrical Release: NOVEMBER 1, 2002 Release NoteDVD Features: DVD Features: Product NotesTwo stories unravel simultaneously in this dark and suspenseful film. The first story, set in the present day, concerns a photographer, Jean (Catherine McCormack). She is working on an article for a magazine about a pair of bloody murders that happened 200 years before on the Isle of Shoals, just off the coast of New Hampshire. To get the pictures she needs she must visit the location of the murders, and so her husband, Thomas (Sean Penn), arranges a yachting trip with his brother, Rich (Josh Lucas), and Rich's girlfriend, Adaline (Elizabeth Hurley). The foursome pal around, enjoying the sea and the sun, while Adaline shamelessly seduces Thomas. Meanwhile, Jean is reliving the Isle of Shoals murders in her head, which is where the second story comes in. Maren (Sarah Polley) is a Norwegian woman who has recently immigrated to America with her husband. When her sister (Katrin Cartlidge) and sister-in-law (Vinessa Shaw) are brutally bludgeoned to death with an axe, she is the sole survivor, and thus the only one who knows the truth about what happened. THE WEIGHT OF WATER draws a parallel between these two tense episodes, as the surf swirls menacingly, foretelling imminent disaster. If You Enjoy "The Weight of Water (DVD)", May We Also Recommend:Customer Reviews for "The Weight of Water (DVD)"There are no customer reviews yet. Be the first to write a review!
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