The Space Between (2010)
Mature themes, violence and coarse language
| Director: | Travis Fine |
| Actors: | Melissa Leo, Anthony Keyvan, Brad William Henke, Annasophia Robb, Phillip Rhys, Hunter Parrish, Kyle Bornheimer |
September 11, 2001.
Montine McLeod, a lonely flight attendant disinterested in her job and her life, is placed in charge of ten year old Pakistani-American Omar Hassan, an unaccompanied minor travelling from his home in New York to his new boarding school in LA. When their plane is grounded in Texas amidst the chaos of that day, Montine is forced to take responsibility for Omar and decides to drive him across country back to New York City to reunite him with his father. Along the way they help each other discover the importance of friendship, tolerance, redemption, acceptance and hope.
| Status: | QuickPick |
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| Run time: | 86mins |
| Origin: | UNITED STATES |
| Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 |
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Cairo49
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Melissa Leo is always great. A nice little movie that doesn't really say very much.
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My husband said it was the best 9/11 movie he'd ever seen. I thought it was ok. I thought there was a lot of places this movie could have gone (it's a very short movie).. it kind-of left me hanging. I wanted more. The flight attendant character for me was unlikeable, but hats off to Melissa Leo for making me believe she was real.
Doncasimodo
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A beautiful story...There is always some kind of light in the darkness... Even from tragedy can blossom a beautiful friendship... Hope does come sometime from unexpected places