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Jun 9, 2005 · You Are Alone: Directed by Gorman Bechard. With Jessica Bohl, Richard Brundage, Keith Herron, Eric Deskin. A dark drama which takes a looks at how far its characters will go to relieve loneliness, even if only for an hour.
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- Gorman Bechard
- 2005-06-09
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Feb 17, 2024 · The ending of “You Are Alone” is a complex and thought-provoking one, leaving many viewers scratching their heads and wondering what exactly happened. In this article, we will delve into the ending of the movie and explain some of the key themes and symbols that are present.
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The incredible soundtrack truly captures the essence of the film. Each track commands sentiment, actually contributing to the scenes and characters. Even existing independently from the film, the compilation truly expresses You Are Alone's central theme-- loneliness.
You Are Alone. A man in his forties, who has become an alcoholic, a bit of a shut in and an emotional wreck in the years since losing his wife, is invited to a bachelor party.
Daphne, a Yale-bound high school senior whose depression has blurred her sense of reality, works as an escort, advertising her services online. Her next door neighbor catches her as the "entertainment" at his nephew's bachelor party.
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