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Plot:
- PsychologicalParents and ChildrenMind and SoulWriter's LifeHaunted By the PastMisfitFamily Relations
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Genres:
- DramaMystery
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Time/Period:
- Contemporary21st Century
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Attitudes:
- SeriousSemi FantasticSlow
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Neverwas, 2005
English
USA, Canada
Profile of Neverwas
The plot of Neverwas revolves around psychological motives, parents and children, and themes of mind and soul. The main genres are drama and mystery. In approach, it is serious. Neverwas is slow paced. It takes place in contemporary times.
Summary of Neverwas
For everyone who wishes Narnia and Oz were real places, there's the imaginative drama NEVERWAS. Though children everywhere read about the land of Neverwas, it only exists in the imaginations of the young and the book's author (Nick Nolte, AFFLICTION). But when the writer's son, a psychiatrist (Aaron Eckahart), begins to look into his father's life, he realizes that Neverwas may be more real than he thought. While working at an institution where his father lived, he discovers a man (IAN MCKELLEN, The Lord of the Rings films) whose ramblings paint a picture of the fantasy world. Fantasy and reality collide in NEVERWAS, also starring Brittany Murphy and Academy Award winners Jessica Lange and William Hurt.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA, Canada |
| Release date: | 10 April 2006 |
| Runtime: | 108 min |
Cast and Crew
as Gabriel Finch
as T.L. Pierson
as Zach Riley
as Dr. Peter Reed
as Katherine Pierson
as Maggie Blake
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