Gross US & Canada
$319,299
Opening weekend US & Canada
$86,250
Gross worldwide
$453,292
The Safety of Objects
"The Safety of Objects" is a feature film directed by rose troche, starring Glenn Close , Dermot Mulroney , Jessica Campbell , etc. The film was released on April 24, 2001.
The film tells the story of Esther's life spent caring for her comatose son; Jim overjoyed by his promotion; Annette constantly wary of divorce; .
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- Release date August 15, 2003
- Filming locations Brampton, Ontario, Canada
- Production companies Renaissance Films, Vulcan Productions, Infilm
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By Consuelo 2022-10-10 21:22:09
It was originally aimed at Christine, but unexpectedly found the treasure.
I couldn't find the subtitles on the Internet, so I downloaded one without subtitles and watched it. The English is very sloppy, so I just watched it.
Several families are entangled with each other, there are single mothers, there are sexual encounters and affairs, children have puppy love, there are disputes over child custody, and even paranoia. The lives of several families are entangled. Because of a car accident, several families All became unfortunate, the singer became a...
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By Enrico 2023-09-24 18:21:56
Very good script, very handsome little...
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By Electa 2023-07-16 02:21:54
The first work I watched without Chinese...
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By Sadye 2023-07-10 12:17:44
Punch and swipe. It's not the type I like. I really forced myself to read it patiently, but I also think that the reason why everyone in every family is weird, there is always a reason for...
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By Holden 2023-06-16 13:57:22
Xiao K's face at this time is...
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By Edwin 2023-06-09 06:45:51
I don't understand raw meat very well, but it's the Yan Wuxing of Brother...
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Sam Jennings: [to Randy] You know, uhm... When my mom and dad were first getting divorced, I would always pretend not to hear my dad call up to me to say good-bye. 'Cause I always thought he'd stay longer. If... he couldn't actually say it to me, you know? Maybe it's like that for you. Bye.
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Esther Gold: How did I get here? Somewhere along the way, things have gotten out of hand. I don't know how. I tried to do things right, but... maybe that's the problem. Maybe there is no right or wrong. We're ruled by chaos. That would make more sense. That there are no rewards, no punishments. Life isn't a series of results of things done right or wrong. It's all just random. Those are the rules. There are no rules.
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Esther Gold: There's a certain security in feeling that the worst has happened.
