Adrift in Manhattan (2007)
- Starring:
- Heather Graham, William Baldwin, (more)
- Director(s):
- Alfredo de Villa
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R
- Category:
- Drama
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Adrift in Manhattan, the third feature effort of Hispanic writer/director Alfredo de Villa (Washington Heights, Yellow), intercuts three intensely dramatic stories of life during a cold New York winter, each of which revolves around the concept (and thematic motif) of vision. In the first, an eye doctor grieving from a traumatic loss (Heather Graham) must reexamine her life and priorities; in the second, an artist of advanced age must contend with encroaching blindness -- thus losing the one of his five senses that represents his greatest asset; in the third, a photographer grapples with inner turmoil. De Villa brings these stories together for an unanticipated intersection on a Manhattan subway line, and watches as these individuals -- initially, complete strangers to one another -- help to guide each other through their struggles, pain, and angst. William Baldwin and Erika Michaels co-star. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide
- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 91 mins
Complete Cast:
- Heather Graham - Rose Phipps
- Dominic Chianese - Tommaso Pensara
- Erika Michels - Claire Phipps
- Marlene Forte - Marta Colon
- Nicole Leach - Melanie
- Karina Arroyave - Christina
- Felix Solis - Rolando
- Keren Perilman - Jen
- Anthony Cirillo - Carlitos
- Damian Porter - Drew
- Nicole Kohnen - Clinic Receptionist #1
- Tony Chiroldes - Patient
- William Baldwin - Mark Phipps
- Victor Rasuk - Simon Colon
- Richard Petrocelli - Mr. Sneider
- Elizabeth Peña - Isabel Parades
- Jaime Tirelli - Ad Agency Worker
- Teddy Coluca - Jimmy
- Liam De Villa - Casey
- Alexis Smith - Yvette
- Adrianna Bremont - Becca
- Frank Picarazzi - Subway Musician
- Marti Vendetti - Clinic Receptionist #2
- Director(s):
- Alfredo de Villa
- Writer(s):
- Alfredo de Villa, Nat Moss
- Producer(s):
- Ian Jessel, Stephen J. Brown, Joshua Blum
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R(Profanity, Nudity, Sexual Situations)
- Categories:
- Drama
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