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Elyse (2020)
Elyse appears, on the surface, to have it all - a beautiful family, and enviable home, a charmed lifestyle. However, all is not what it seems, and her enviable existence starts to unravel. Institutionalised following a catastrophic accident, she is deeply traumatised and seemingly unreachable. Only the care from her doctor and the unconditional love from her nurse might lead to her recovery.
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Elyse appears, on the surface, to have it all - a beautiful family, and enviable home, a charmed lifestyle. However, all is not what it seems, and her enviable existence starts to unravel. Institutionalised following a catastrophic accident, she is deeply traumatised and seemingly unreachable. Only the care from her doctor and the unconditional love from her nurse might lead to her recovery.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama
Written By:Audrey Arkins, Stella Hopkins, Stella Hopkins
In Theaters:12/4/2020
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Margam Films
Cast
Stella Hopkins
Director
Anthony Hopkins
Dr. Philip Lewis
Lisa Pepper
Elyse Bridges
Aaron Tucker
Steven Bridges
Tara Arroyave
Carmen Luna
Fran Tucker
Goldie Madison
Anthony Apel
David Gabriel
Julieta Ortiz
Julia Luna
Susan Papa
Nurse Jen
Griffin Thomas Hollander
Cody Bridges
Connor Garelick
Jeff Bloom
Everett Kelsey
Michael Davis
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