Stockholm, Pennsylvania

Stockholm, Pennsylvania 2i3z5x

2015 "Being released doesn't mean you're free."
Stockholm, Pennsylvania
Stockholm, Pennsylvania

Stockholm, Pennsylvania 2i3z5x

6 | 1h39m | en | Drama

A young woman is returned home to her biological parents after living with her abductor for 17 years.

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6 | 1h39m | en | More Info
Released: January. 23,2015 | Released Producted By: Olympus Pictures , Fido Features Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
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A young woman is returned home to her biological parents after living with her abductor for 17 years.

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TV Movie

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Cast

Avery Phillips

Director

Esther Kim

Producted By

Olympus Pictures

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Esther Kim
Esther Kim

Art Direction

Kathrin Eder
Kathrin Eder

Production Design

Chloe Knapp
Chloe Knapp

Property Master

Lisa Son
Lisa Son

Set Decoration

Ryan Sanson
Ryan Sanson

Set Dresser

Brant Boling
Brant Boling

Set Dresser

Mike Maltz
Mike Maltz

Set Dresser

Dane Jensen
Dane Jensen

Set Dresser

Aaron Becker
Aaron Becker

Title Designer

Pedro Guimaraes
Pedro Guimaraes

"B" Camera Operator

Aaron Snow
Aaron Snow

Assistant Camera

Jimmy Dava
Jimmy Dava

Best Boy Grip

Abisai Garcia
Abisai Garcia

Best Boy Grip

Arnaud Potier
Arnaud Potier

Director of Photography

Eric Jensch
Eric Jensch

First Assistant "B" Camera

Chris Stra
Chris Stra

First Assistant Camera

David Parson
David Parson

First Assistant Camera

Colin Olsen
Colin Olsen

Key Grip

James Viera
James Viera

Key Grip

John Parson
John Parson

Second Assistant Camera

Stockholm, Pennsylvania Audience Reviews 3r1j1p

Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
Breakinger A Brilliant Conflict
Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.
Gary The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.
SnoopyStyle Leia (Saoirse Ronan) was abducted by stranger Benjamin McKay (Jason Isaacs) at the age of four. She lived in the basement believing the world had ended. After 17 years of isolation, she is reunited with her birth parents (Cynthia Nixon, David Warshofsky). She struggles to acclimate to them who are essentially strangers and even her real name Leanne. Her mother can't leave her by herself and is desperate to connect to her. The marriage is falling apart. Dr. Andrews (Rosalind Chao) is Leia's therapist.Director Nikole Beckwith strips away any flash or music. The colors are washed out. It is deliberately quiet at times. It leaves the movie feeling dead for the first half. Saoirse is able to maintain interest by her sheer presence. Leia takes a turn around the midpoint. It's a big risk and it becomes bursts of overwrought awkwardness. She needs a connection outside of the situation. The obvious comparison is Room which is more cinematic and has more "life". This is trying to walk down the same path but not as scenic. The two women produce a compelling battle but I'm not sure if it's worthwhile.
hyltonstark Great movie. Cynthia Nixon was outstanding as a mother who has become unbalanced since her daughter was kidnapped from a park some 15-20 years ago. Ronan was also very good as the emotionally blank girl who has been rescued and returned to her family. The mother, who lacks insight into her daughter's problems, tries desperately to reinstall the bond between them, but ironically, only reinforces the distance between them. These agonizing attempts at therapy also parallel the professional help that the young girl receives, in the sense that both therapies fail to bring the empathy and insight required to heal. This is a compelling movie. Only watch if you love slow, but powerful, drama.
meesho 20 Pros: The movie was well captivated, it kept you in wanting to know what was gonna happen next. At times your feeling for all the characters and at the same time trying to find which to connect with. It's realistic and genuine thanks to the actors performances. Cons: I honestly think with time the film started being a one track plot and did not for all the layers it was producing at the beginning. Some elements were lost when the mother ends up being worse than her captor which I believe wouldn't happen as such unless the mother was already a messed up person which could be true adding to a realistic situation. The doctor wasn't concerned as much as one would be in real life unless again to add some realism they ended up with a doctor who just wants to put in their hours and go home with that 9 to 5 attitude. In all: my cons were along the lines of critique personally... where there were nuances of dislike I easily found a way to ignore it or justify it in order to follow the story, the ending was intense and could not be truly felt by only watching that part, the whole build up to that point makes for one of the best endings I've seen in a film, a television film at that... because of that ending it was awesome.
juneebuggy This was pretty good. Cynthia Nixon and Saoirse Ronan give strong, really raw performances here which is in part what keeps it so watchable. They play mother and daughter who have been separated for 18 years after 'Leanne' was kidnapped as a 4 year old and kept locked in a windowless basement. She is eventually reunited with her parents but of course doesn't them as well as having been psychologically damaged by her captor (the awesome Jason Isaacs).I found the movie intense and absorbing as well as sad, uncomfortable and even creepy -especially the ending. It's a bit slow at times as character studies tend to be and I guess along the lines of 'Room' which has a similar scenario and plot of readjusting to an unknown world.Leanne's story (or time with Ben her kidnapper) is brought to light slowly in ongoing flashbacks showing her at different ages in her room. Ben has of course been her world, her entire life for all of her formative years and she is not really capable of functioning without him, she is damaged. The story takes an interesting turn when her mother Cynthia locks her back in her childhood room and essentially trues to reprogram her. A true tragedy 11/22/15