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After The Wedding  2019
Director:  Bart Freundlich
Producer:
  Joel B. Michaels, Harry Finkel, Julianne Moore, Bart Freundlich and Silvio Muraglia
Art Director:
  Scarlet Jacobs and Catharine Navarro
Editor:
  Joseph Krings
Music:
  Mychael Danna
Screenplay:
  Bart Freundlich, based on the screenplay of the film 2006 film Efter Brylluppet / After The Wedding, written and directed by Susanne Bier
Director of Photography:
  Julio Macat
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Cast:
people1 Julianne Moore
spacer1 Michelle Williams
people1 Billy Crudup
spacer1 Abby Quinn
spacer1 Will Chase
spacer1 Elsa Davis
spacer1 Doris McCarthy
spacer1 Azhy Robinson
spacer1 Susan Blackwell
spacer1 Alex Esola
spacer1 Alex Cranmer
spacer1 Jeff Kim
people1 Julianne Moore spacer1 Michelle Williams people1 Billy Crudup
spacer1 Abby Quinn spacer1 Will Chase spacer1 Elsa Davis
spacer1 Doris McCarthy spacer1 Azhy Robinson spacer1 Susan Blackwell
spacer1 Alex Esola spacer1 Alex Cranmer spacer1 Jeff Kim
people1 Julianne Moore spacer1 Michelle Williams
people1 Billy Crudup spacer1 Abby Quinn
spacer1 Will Chase spacer1 Elsa Davis
spacer1 Doris McCarthy spacer1 Azhy Robinson
spacer1 Susan Blackwell spacer1 Alex Esola
spacer1 Alex Cranmer spacer1 Jeff Kim

Synopsis:
Isabel (Michelle Williams) has dedicated her life to working with the children in an orphanage in Calcutta. Theresa (Julianne Moore) is the multimillionaire head of a media company who lives with her handsome artist husband (Billy Crudup) and their two adorable twin boys in New York. When word comes to Isabel of a mysterious and generous grant for the financially struggling orphanage, she must travel to New York to meet the benefactor - Theresa - in person. And when Isabel is spontaneously invited to Theresa’s daughter’s wedding, Isabel discovers a connection to Theresa that takes her on an unexpected journey into her own past.
Review:
Adapting Susanne Bier’s Academy Award–nominated Danish film of the same title, writer/director Bart Freundlich has crafted an absorbing cinematic tale of secrets and intersecting lives. Both Williams and Moore give incredible performances and command the screen, adding nuance and depth to every scene they’re in. By cleverly changing the gender of Bier’s characters, Freundlich offers an elevated take on the film’s melodrama - and tells a rich, emotional story about strong women, motherhood, and fate.

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