United States of Tara - Season 1 (2011)

United States of Tara - Season 1
JOIN NOW

Strong coarse language and sexual references

Actors: Toni Collette, Shiloh Fernandez, Rosemarie Dewitt, Nathan Corddry, Keir Gilchrist, John Corbett, Brie Larson

Tara Gregson is a wife and mother with dissociative identity disorder (DID). After deciding to take a break from her medication to discover the real cause of her disorder, her alternate personalties re-emerge: wild and flirty teenager T; old-fashioned housewife Alice; and male, loud, beer-drinking Vietnam vet Buck. Tara is supported by her calm and level-headed husband Max, her somewhat troubled teenage daughter Kate and quirky, good-hearted gay son Marshall. Her sister, Charmaine, is not so supportive, often expressing her doubt about the validity of Tara's disorder.

DVD Boxset
Status: QuickPick
Run time: 300mins
Origin: UNITED STATES
Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Member Reviews (6)

6 Member Reviews
Margit
says
Toni Collette, just brillant!
Posted Friday, 1 February 2013 See my other reviews
Lorraine
says
I loved the different personalities of Tara and I love the rest of her family and what they have to put up with. Can't wait to see Disc 2
Posted Sunday, 17 June 2012 See my other reviews
DMG
says
AWESOME!!! Toni Collette is brillant in this, its both funny at times and sad in a way that there are people out there with PDD. It makes you have a better understanding of PDD, once again it's AWESOME!!!
Posted Tuesday, 17 April 2012 See my other reviews
Linda vo
says
Really enjoyed disc 1 but wanted more but have to wait for next season
Posted Wednesday, 7 March 2012 See my other reviews
fasm
says
FU###NG AWESOME its funny,black,dark,emotional rollercoaster you wanna ride all day.
Posted Friday, 13 January 2012 See my other reviews
cameraEgo
says
A tour de force from Toni Collette - can she do no wrong. To be compared with Joanne Woodward's sublime performance in The Three Faces of Eve. But it is hard to see where the series can go after the first few episodes. Toni can play the characters in a variety of settings but it becomes a series of repeated themes. That aside, thistopic is quite strange for an American series and strength to them.
Posted Friday, 25 November 2011 See my other reviews