Sentences with phrase «one's dead daughter»

Bettany, who played an imaginary friend to Russell Crowe in that Oscar - winning movie, spends much of «Creation» chatting with a ghostly vision of dead daughter Annie as he struggles to complete «On the Origin of Species» and his wife looks on.

But he also basked in the «family» of Mary and Martha, gave a once - dead daughter back to her father and created an instant family for his mother with his dying breaths.

But excuse me for not caring all that much, especially when the cost of finding out is the repeated, striking overhead image of Longo's dead daughter stuffed in a suitcase as her favorite stuffed animal falls down in slow motion on top of her just before she's zipped up and soon thereafter tossed into a coastal inlet, followed by the image of the suitcase slowly sinking in the water.

When his former partner (and Mobius operative) Juli Kidman returns with news that his supposed dead daughter Lily is alive and hiding in a STEM system.

Matthew starts with the dead daughter to whom Jesus restores life and ends with the casting out of a little devil who had tied a man's tongue so he could not speak until the devil was removed.

She frets about her husband, looks after their surviving children (and has more of them), the movie keeps her at something of a distance, literally watching Darwin as he bends over his notes, cooks the flesh off pigeons in order to study their skeletons or walks in the garden talking to their dead daughter.

Darwin's conversations with his dead daughter are a clumsy device to demonstrate his inner turmoil and that's not helped by the fact that the dialogue is as subtly crafted as a full - body dissection by a supermarket butcher.

He's got a woman's name engraved on his watch he stares at with great despondency, so it's either got to be a dead wife or a dead daughter.

The heart of «Creation» is Darwin's relationship with Annie, played out in flashbacks and fantasy conversations the man has with his dead daughter.

When Darwin starts talking to his dead daughter, they accuse him of madness, but the implication is always that he is more sane than everyone else in the room.

Amiel is more at home with the domestic melodrama (he also directed Jodie Foster and Richard Gere in Sommersby) and he profits the natural rapport between Bettany and Connelly, but the dynamic between Darwin and his dead daughter throws the film completely off kilter.

The restoration expert, who is in Venice for a job, then begins seeing what appear to be visions of his dead daughter around the city.

As we learn more about Mildred's tough history with her husband (the former chief of the police and brilliantly played by John Hawkes) the more we understand her need to not lose this fight for her dead daughter.

An image of the bereaved mother grasping her dead daughter's last thoughts, perched on the edge of a tub at the end of a hall, though, is almost enough to forgive all sins.

The fact that Mrs. Lisbon believes that her dead daughters «never lacked in love» suggests a woman completely blinded by the nature of her maternal instinct.

In an attempt to save their marriage, they move to Italy to rekindle their romance, where they encounter a serial killer, blind psychic sisters, and a girl in a red raincoat who very well may be their dead daughter.

Mr Mullins has gruffly forbade them to enter his dead daughter's room, but further investigation there under the cover of darkness reveals a secret room behind the wall that contains the doll we saw in the original.

What's stranger about The Foreigner than its awful name is the fact that it's being sold as, basically, Jackie Chan's Taken or John Wick But With a Dead Daughter Instead of a Dead Dog.

She pays to have a message put on 3 billboards on a remote stretch of road, that also happens to be exactly where her dead daughter was found.

We know this about Mildred because she has a dead daughter.

And the storytelling is so hard to follow at times, going back and forth between past, present, and scenes involving he and his dead daughter, that you leave exhausted just thinking about it.

Initially, the change seems to do them good, until the husband starts catching glimpses of their dead daughter around the city.

Throughout the book, Atwood keeps a dual narrative going: the prisoner's scene - by - scene work on Shakespeare's play as opening night approaches, and Felix's increasingly unstable mental state as he plots revenge while conversing regularly with his long - dead daughter.

While Elspeth, shocked and sickened with grief, straightens the dress of one of her dead daughters, Caleb shoots his mother through the pantry door, believing with his blinded view that at least one of the three killers has returned, days after committing the carnage.

Here you'll meet Betsy, a former sideshow freak who falls in love; a man who blows his retirement savings; a woman who holds a graduation party in honor of her dead daughter.

Being a dad myself, I chose to go with the character that wouldn't be talking about his dead daughter, so Alette was the choice for me.