
🎬 Title: Little Orphans
Story: The wedding of their youngest sibling, Janet, brings Gwen and Kay back to St. John’s, Newfoundland. As Janet tries to mask her family’s fractures, Kay’s penchant for stirring up trouble continues unabated, while Gwen grapples with a long-buried secret. The intricate dynamics among the sisters, their Aunt Maureen, their elusive mother, and Kay’s daughter Billie become even clearer during the wedding festivities. Gwen’s efforts to encourage Kay to take responsibility for her child reveal her own struggle with abandoning her ex, Tom, culminating in a chaotic wedding reception.
⭐ Rating: 3 (1 vote)
📅 Release date: September 18, 2020
⏱️ Runtime: 1 hour 19 minutes
🎭 Genres: Drama
🎬 Director: Ruth Lawrence
✍️ Writer: Emily Bridger
🌍 Countries: Canada
🏢 Production companies: Game Theory Films
💼 Production:
💰 Budget: $265,000

👥 Cast: Emily Bridger (Gwen), Rhiannon Morgan (Kay), Marthe Bernard (Janet), Andy McQueen (Tom), Kyra Harper (Aunt Maureen), Andrew O’Brien (Greg), Luke Lawrence (Georgie), Des Walsh (Uncle Billy), Monica Walsh (Diane), Patricia Andrews (Linda)
Editor’s note: In “Little Orphans” (2020), viewers experience a masterful integration of drama, prioritizing mood over grand spectacles. Under Ruth Lawrence’s direction, the film maintains a steady cadence and strong sense of setting. The performances, particularly by Emily Bridger, Rhiannon Morgan, and Marthe Bernard, add depth to the narrative. At 1 hour and 19 minutes, the film unfolds at a deliberate pace, ensuring each scene remains impactful. Reception has been varied; it’s best approached for its emotional resonance and atmosphere. If the plot resonates with you, consider adding it to your must-watch list.
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