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Another Earth (2010)

Another Earth (2010)
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Director/co-writer Mike Cahill (Boxers + Ballerinas) teams with producer/co-writer Brit Marling to challenge our concepts of reality and redemption with this romantic sci-fi drama about a radiant astrophysics student who endeavors to travel to Earth 2, a newly discovered mirror of our own home planet. Rhoda Williams (Marling) was driving in her car and listening to the radio when the DJ announced the discovery of Earth 2, which had just appeared from the other side of the sun. Gazing out her window at the newly discovered planet, Rhoda neglectfully careens into a minivan carrying a small family. Everyone but the father is killed instantly, and Rhoda is sentenced to four years in prison. Upon emerging, the repentant reckless driver finds herself drawn to the lone survivor. Meanwhile, Rhoda learns of an essay contest to win a seat on a civilian space shuttle to Earth 2. Perhaps, on that strangely familiar planet, an alternate version of herself exists -- one that has made different choices, and followed a different life path. The only way she will ever find out is to win the contest and secure her seat on a ride into the great unknown. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Brit MarlingMatthew-Lee Erlbach, (more)
Director(s):
Mike Cahill
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
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Synopsis of Another Earth

Director/co-writer Mike Cahill (Boxers + Ballerinas) teams with producer/co-writer Brit Marling to challenge our concepts of reality and redemption with this romantic sci-fi drama about a radiant astrophysics student who endeavors to travel to Earth 2, a newly discovered mirror of our own home planet. Rhoda Williams (Marling) was driving in her car and listening to the radio when the DJ announced the discovery of Earth 2, which had just appeared from the other side of the sun. Gazing out her window at the newly discovered planet, Rhoda neglectfully careens into a minivan carrying a small family. Everyone but the father is killed instantly, and Rhoda is sentenced to four years in prison. Upon emerging, the repentant reckless driver finds herself drawn to the lone survivor. Meanwhile, Rhoda learns of an essay contest to win a seat on a civilian space shuttle to Earth 2. Perhaps, on that strangely familiar planet, an alternate version of herself exists -- one that has made different choices, and followed a different life path. The only way she will ever find out is to win the contest and secure her seat on a ride into the great unknown. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Complete Cast of Another Earth


Director(s):
Mike Cahill
Writer(s):
Mike CahillBrit Marling
Producer(s):
Nicholas ShumakerBrit MarlingHunter Gray
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Nudity, Drug Content, Sexual Situations)
Categories:
Drama
Another Earth Awards:
  • 2011 - National Board of Review - Best Independent Film
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    Saracia S.

    Extraordinary film about the wish for second chances. Perhaps turning left instead of right or saying no instead of yes can lead to completely different futures. The hokey scientific explanations are very basic and ask you to suspend rational belief, but the story will grab you. Look at the credits....Writers, producers, directors, photogs...most do all the work on the film. Brit Marling should get recognition for this film...writing, producing and starring. It is worth seeing.

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    John E.

    Very well done and subtle. As JP said, it really isn't a Sci Fi movie, so don't expect Klingons slipping through time paradoxes to blow up the Empire State Building. Its more of an exploration of human guilt and redemption seen through the lens a scientifically implausible situation.

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    Kim S.

    This was a really good movie!! I couldn't believe it...It held my interest the whole time!!!

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