| Another Earth | |||||
| Fox Searchlight Pictures / Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (2011) | |||||
| Drama, Science Fiction | |||||
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| William Mapother | John Burroughs | |
| Brit Marling | Rhoda Williams | |
| Matthew-Lee Erlbach | Alex | |
| DJ Flava | Himself | |
| Meggan Lennon | Maya Burroughs | |
| AJ Diana | John's Son | |
| Bruce Colbert | Symposium Speaker | |
| Paul Mezey | Symposium Speaker | |
| Ana Valle | Symposium Speaker | |
| Jeffrey Goldenberg | Symposium Speaker | |
| Joseph A. Bove | Symposium Speaker (as Joseph Bove) | |
| Jordan Baker | Kim Williams | |
| Flint Beverage | Robert Williams | |
| Robin Taylor | Jeff Williams (as Robin Lord Taylor) | |
| Rupert Reid | Keith Harding | |
| Natalie Carter | Career Counselor | |
| Richard Berendzen | Himself (as Dr. Richard Berendzen) |
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This "deeply emotional...extraordinarily profound" (Claudia Puig, USA Today) film became a must-see sensation at the Sundance Film Festival. "Beautiful, bright and fearless" (Associated Press) newcomer Brit Marling and fan favorite William Mapother (TV's Lost) star as Rhoda and John, two people whose worlds collide after a tragic accident. Their intimate drama plays out against the astounding discovery of Earth 2, a parallel world that poses provocative and fascinating possibilities. Does a new Earth mean a chance at another life? Another destiny? Another self? "Another Earth is science-fiction at its best" (The Hollywood Reporter) – with a mind-bending surprise ending that you will never forget. |
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