Wildcat (2024)
Overview
Can scandalous art still serve God? Does suffering precede all greatness? Can illness be a blessing? In 1950, writer Flannery O'Connor visits her mother Regina in Georgia when she is diagnosed with lupus at twenty-four years old. Struggling with the same disease that took her father’s life when she was a child and desperate to make her mark as a great writer, this crisis pitches her imagination into a feverish exploration of belief.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $500,113.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.8815 |
Directed By
Ethan Hawke
Crew
Barry Poltermann
Shelby Gaines
Latham Gaines
Danielle Elise Bartley
Elizabeth Coffman
Gregory Daniel King
Ralph Winter
Andrea Ahl
Trevor Thompson
Ron Bochar
Zachary Sheets
Michael Englender
Lorie Karnes
Shelby Gaines
G. Peter King
David J. Kingland
Leo Satkovich
Brian Tetsuro Ivie
Derek Sepe
Mike Dickman
Beth Grant
Aaron J. Wiederspahn
Karri O'Reilly
Susan Reilly LeHane
Ron Bochar
Sophia Weathersby
Charlie Pollard
Samuel Curphey
Jeffrey McLeid
Bo Roberts
Shelby Gaines
SB Weathersby
Joanna Niedzielska
Jennifer Tremont
Tess Felix
Allan Zaleski
Linda Kessler
Sophie Hytken
Wojtek Frykowski
Ethan Hawke
Steve Cosens
Sarah Young
Stephen Manka
Amelia 'Amy' Andrews
Rebecca Steele
Ethan Hawke
Cory Pyke
Joe Goodman
Kevin Downes
Ryan Hawke
Eric Groth
Jon Erwin
David Kingland
Ethan Hawke
Maya Hawke
Nix Herrera
Shepherd Ahlers
TOP CAST
Maya Hawke
Flannery O'Connor
Laura Linney
Regina O'Connor
Philip Ettinger
Robert "Cal" Lowell
Rafael Casal
O.E. Parker
Willa Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Hardwick
Liam Neeson
Father Flynn
David Towne
Buzz Cut
Steve Zahn
Tom T. Shiftlet
Cooper Hoffman
Manley Pointer
Nikola V. Pajic
Thomas
Caisey Cole
Jean
Wilson Conkwright
Walter
Christine Dye
Duchess
LaKeta Caston
Sullen Woman
George Sheanshang
Claud Turpin
Alessandro Nivola
John Selby
Matthew Kimbrough
Doctor Block
Demetrius T. Wheeler
Emmanuel
Mehmet Can Aksoy
Jesus
Daniel R. Hill
Tattoo Artist
Jan Falk
Mrs. Freeman
Connor Lysholm
Ping Pong Opponent
Owen Phillips
Diner Boy
Chaney Morrow
Scoundrel
Amelya Hensley
Marriage License Woman
Vincent D'Onofrio
Sheriff
Kevin Downes
Fighting Couple Man
Brittany Gillstrap
Piano Player
Father Matthew Hardesty
Priest
Levon Hawke
Convict
Joseph Perkins
One Armed Man
Bill Lobley
Trailer VO
Ty Jones
Additional VO
Jessie Clark
Church Choir
Christianne Maserson
Church Choir
Mary Parkinson
Church Choir
Regina Pimental
Church Choir
Jacob Watson
Bus Passenger (uncredited)
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