Denial (1990)
Overview
A young woman tries to leave her troubled past behind. She meets her old flame by accident and they fall in love again, but this obsessive relationship threatens to consume them.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.3798 |
Directed By
Erin Dignam
Crew
Erin Dignam
Erin Dignam
Martina Ritt
Tom Walsh
Andrew Sears
Timothy Mozer
Tatiana S. Riegel
Reynaldo Villalobos
Harold Budd
Loretha C. Jones
Christina Schmidlin
Gillian L. Hutshing
William Hultstrom
Stephanie Carroll
Cathy Henderson
TOP CAST
Robin Wright
Sara
Jason Patric
Michael
Rae Dawn Chong
Julie
Barry Primus
Jay
Christine Harnos
Sid
Elizabeth Bracco
Lizzie
Rosalind Chao
Terry
Chris Mulkey
Chad
Martin Curland
Sam
David Duchovny
John
Michael Santoro
Kurt
Maureen Grady
Leslie
Ronnie Tanksley
Ronnie
Shannon Christopher
Little Sid
Laura Flanagan
Hailey
Andres Irlando
Les
Jan Jalenak
Pam
Jay Carl Martin
Ben
Laurel Moglen
Elizabeth
Casey Peterson
Bruce
Fatima Souza
Girl in Pickup Truck
Justin Whalin
Jason
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