Birth( 2004)

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60%

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Careful what you wish for.

Overview

It took Anna 10 years to recover from the death of her husband, Sean, but now she's on the verge of marrying her boyfriend, Joseph, and finally moving on. However, on the night of her engagement party, a young boy named Sean turns up, saying he is her dead husband reincarnated. At first she ignores the child, but his knowledge of her former husband's life is uncanny, leading her to believe that he might be telling the truth.

Top Billed Cast

Nicole Kidman
Anna
Cameron Bright
Young Sean
Danny Huston
Joseph
Lauren Bacall
Eleanor
Alison Elliott
Laura
Arliss Howard
Bob
Michael Desautels
Sean
Anne Heche
Clara
Peter Stormare
Clifford
Ted Levine
Mr. Conte
Cara Seymour
Mrs. Conte
Joe M. Chalmers
Sinclair
Novella Nelson
Lee
Zoe Caldwell
Mrs. Hill
Charles Goff
Mr. Drummond
Sheila Smith
Mrs. Drummond
Milo Addica
Jimmy
Mary Catherine Wright
Young Woman
Scott Johnsen
Caterer
Elizabeth Greenberg
Teacher
Tessa Auberjonois
Woman in Lobby
Michael Joseph Cortese Jr.
Patrick / Mini Bike Driver
John Robert Tramutola
Stevie
Jordan Lage
Peter
Margot Jewers
Real Estate Agent
Matthew Giffuni
Runner
Ian Hoffberg
Runner
Laura Fallon
Runner
John Juback
Man in Lobby
Kavita R. Mangroo
Woman at Counter
Alexandra Salo
Woman at Party
Hollis McConnell Jones
Bridesmaid / Woman at Party #2
Libby Skala
Bridesmaid
Bruce Bennetis
Wedding Photographer
Gregory Smith
Photographer
T. Ryder Smith
Waiter
Ed Bogdanowicz
Cop #1
Jerry Fuentes
Cop #2
Gregory Dann
Secretary
Lisa Barnes
Clara's Neighbor
Carl Burrows
Businessman (uncredited)
David Copeland
Usher (uncredited)
Rumaisa Rahman
Member of Engagement Party (uncredited)
Yvonne Sayers
Opera Socialite (uncredited)
Ty Copeman
Office Worker (uncredited)
Lian Moy
Student (uncredited)
Sean Oliver
Voice of Sean (uncredited)

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Fri Mar 20 2015

You know I loved Sean so much, and its been so long that I still can't get him out of my system. I remember when it was released in 2004, there was a big hurrah about "the" bath scene, many vitriolic complaints about how slow it was, how not scary it was et al. Birth is many wonderful film making things, of course not all of those things will resonate or enthral many of the movie watching populace, yet there is such craft on both sides of the camera here, and an atmospherically ambiguous bloodline pulsing throughout, that marks it out as a particularly striking film. Plot finds Nicole Kid...