{4\/5} “I am happy for you… Can I go home now?”<\/p>\n
Julia’s daughter disappeared in the park one day. Sixteen years later she works a lot, eats by herself, and resists meeting her son’s fianc\u00e9e. She meets Louise, a young woman who’s crying in a restaurant, and listens to her story. Julia finds herself wanting to help Louise, and eventually she finds herself thinking that this might be her long-lost daughter.<\/p>\n
The Girl in the Park<\/strong> was released in 2007.<\/p>\n Sigourney Weaver is always worth watching. Here she plays a woman struggling to come to terms with an unspeakable tragedy.<\/p>\n Can you forgive someone who’s lied to you? How about twice?<\/p>\n It’s a good movie — not a lot of plot, but a focus on the characters.<\/p>\n The gentle music is by Theodore Shapiro (The Secret Life of Walter Mitty<\/strong><\/a>).<\/p>\n Sigourney Weaver (Aliens<\/strong><\/a>) plays Julia and Kate Bosworth (Superman Returns<\/strong>) plays Louise. Alessandro Nivola (Ginger & Rosa<\/strong><\/a>) plays Julia’s son and Keri Russell (Waitress<\/strong>) plays his fianc\u00e9e.<\/p>\n