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Things Behind the Sun
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Directed By
Allison Anders

Written By:
Allison Anders, Kurt Voss

Cast:
Rosanna Arquette, Don Cheadle, Kim Dickens, Alison Folland, Jade Gordon, Patsy Kensit, Joshua Leonard, Gabriel Mann, Elizabeth Peña, CCH Pounder, Shawn Reaves, Eric Stoltz, Jeffrey McDonald, Kristen Vigard, Kai Lennox, Aria Alpert, Ruben Anders, Mitchell Boshnack, Owen Butler, Caitlin Caldwell, Bill Cordell, Justin DePrume, Hal Dion, Brittany Renee Finamore, Francis T. Hickman Jr., Jessica Howell, Kadu Lennox


 
Things Behind the Sun (2001)
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Movie Review by Movie Addict
October 18th, 2009

Favorite Movie Quote: "Was the house good to you? No, but that wasn't the house's fault."

This got and Emmy and Independent Spirit nomination for Don Cheadle, and an Indy nomination for Kim Dickens, who plays Sherrie, a rock singer in Cocoa Beach, Florida who was raped. Cheadle is her manager and former lover.

Sherrie doesn't know why her life is messed up, and why she can't move out of a life of promiscuity and drunkenness, because she has repressed the rape. Owen (Gabriel Mann) knows about the rape, and is doing a story on the girl behind the song she wrote. He is doing it because he was involved in Sherrie's rape. He has demons of his own to exorcise.

This was a powerful story of how a teen rape can cause permanent damage, not only to the person raped, but to everyone in her life from that day forward. The dysfunctional relationships that one experiences through life can be traced back to that rape.

The ending was a little to pat, but that's movies.

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