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Things We Lost in the Fire [HD]

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Released: 2008-03-04

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Things We Lost in the Fire [HD] HD-DVD Cast & Features Cast:
Benicio Del Toro, David Duchovny, Alison Lohman, Omar Benson Miller, John Carroll Lynch

Director(s): Susanne Bier

Features:
- A Discussion About Things We Lost In The Fire
- Neal Does "Mumsie" For Dory
- Dwayne ODs
- Howard Tests Jerry
- Jerry Makes Breakfast
- It All Comes Down To The Finish
- Family Breakfast
- Audrey Gives Jerry the Cupboard
- Theatrical Trailer
Things We Lost in the Fire [HD] HD-DVD Details
Video:
COLOR
Language:
English
French
Spanish
Subtitles:
English, French, Spanish, Portuguese
Running Time: 118
Genre: Drama
Item Weight: 1
UPC: 097361325842
Product Code: DMWV132584HD
Format: HD-DVD
Year:2007
Studio: Dreamworks Video
Things We Lost in the Fire [HD] HD-DVD Summary A woman who lost her husband in a random act of violence and a heroin addict who was a lifelong friend of the dearly departed discover that the beloved husband and friend's unfortunate passing is actually a blessing in disguise in Open Hearts director Susanne Bier's Dogme-style drama.

When her husband (David Duchovny) was killed, Audrey Burke (Halle Berry) didn't think she would be able to summon the strength to carry on. Jerry Sunborne (Benicio Del Toro) is a heroin addict who was one of the recently deceased's oldest friends in life, but as a result of his addiction Jerry has lost everything that ever mattered to him.

When Audrey discovers that Jerry is the one man who could help her move beyond the dire cycle of grieving that she has fallen into, her offer for him to move in with the family provides the addict with just the incentive he needed to finally get his life back in order.
Things We Lost in the Fire [HD] HD-DVD Outside Critic Reviews " Though it flirts with melodrama to the tipping point, the movie, like the characters played by Berry and her costar Benicio Del Toro, ultimately makes connections too honest, hopeful and human to induce guilt on the part of any open-hearted moviegoer. " - Detroit Free Press

"The movie is an engrossing melodrama, and it has its heart in the right place." - Roger Ebert