
🎬 Title: The Boathouse
Who can you rely on when you can’t even trust yourself?
Story: An emotionally delicate young woman begins working as a nanny for two troubled kids at a secluded summer retreat. During her time there, she finds herself drawn to the children’s father while also uncovering the mystery surrounding their estranged mother—who has an unexpected history with her. As the summer unfolds, she suspects the family is hiding some deeply buried secrets that could change everything.
⭐ Rating: 5.5 (9 votes)
📅 Release date: 2021-08-12
⏱️ Runtime: 1h 30m
🎭 Genres: Mystery, Drama, Thriller
🎬 Director: Hannah Cheesman
✍️ Writer: Elizabeth Stewart
🌍 Countries: Canada, United States of America
🏢 Production companies: Circle Blue Entertainment, Freddie Films, levelFILM, MarVista Entertainment

👥 Cast: Michaela Kurimsky (Anne Wilson), Alan van Sprang (Dominic Szabo), Taylor Belle Puterman (Emily Szabo), Jack Fulton (Leon Szabo), Caroline Raynaud (Brigitte Abernathy), Kelly Martin (Natalia Szabo), Tony Nappo (Barney Peterson)
Editor’s note: Here’s a brief overview of The Boathouse (2021): This film masterfully combines elements of Mystery, Drama, and Thriller, placing a greater emphasis on atmosphere rather than high-octane drama. Under the guidance of director Hannah Cheesman, it maintains a consistent pace and a strong sense of setting. The performances by Michaela Kurimsky, Alan van Sprang, and Taylor Belle Puterman are grounded and authentic. Clocking in at 1h 30m, the pacing is deliberate, ensuring that no scene feels prolonged. Reactions have been mixed, so approach it with an appreciation for its mood. Its tagline—“Who can you rely on when you can’t even trust yourself?”—beautifully encapsulates the film’s essence. If this premise intrigues you, consider adding it to your watchlist.
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