Shawn Hatosy
Brian Worthington
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Mar 27, 2008 · Familiar Strangers: Directed by Zackary Adler. With Shawn Hatosy, DJ Qualls, Tom Bower, Nikki Reed. Asks the question, Is it really possible to relate to ones parents and siblings after being replaced by the family dog? . . . Perhaps as friends - weird friends?
Familiar Strangers (formerly known as Pretzels & Pills) is a 2008 film about an American family going through the process of negotiating the changing relationships between parents and children, especially as those children grow into adulthood.
Synopsis. Familiar Strangers asks the question. Is it really possible to relate to ones parents and siblings after being replaced by the family dog? . . . Perhaps as friends - weird friends?
Nov 14, 2008 · A young man's (Shawn Hatosy) Thanksgiving reunion with his dysfunctional family redefines relationships.
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- Comedy, Drama
- PG-13
Jan 1, 2008 · An off beat - funny - heartfelt story of family negotiating the changing relationships between parents and children, especially as those children grow into adulthood. "Familiar Strangers" asks the question.
Familiar Strangers. 1h 26m 2008. Overview; Synopsis; Credits; Film Details; Notes; Brief Synopsis. Read More. Brian, who has moved away from his family and kept his distance for the past several years, is reluctantly returning for Thanksgiving despite having an unresolved conflict with his father, Frank. Frank feels he has failed as a father ...
Familiar Strangers (2008) starring Shawn Hatosy, DJ Qualls, Tom Bower and directed by Zackary Adler.
Familiar Strangers. An offbeat, touching story of a family negotiating the changing relationships between parents and children, especially as the children grow into adulthood. 22 IMDb 5.6 1 h 26 min 2008. PG-13.
Familiar Strangers (2008) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Synopsis. “Familiar Strangers” asks the question. “Is it really possible to relate to ones parents and siblings after being replaced by the family dog? . . . Perhaps as friends - weird friends?”.
