Top Billed Cast

Matt Damon
Gardner Lodge
Julianne Moore
Margaret Lodge / Rose
Noah Jupe
Nicky Lodge
Oscar Isaac
Bud Cooper
Landon Gordon
Kid on Bike
Glenn Fleshler
Ira Sloan
Alex Hassell
Louis
Karimah Westbrook
Mrs. Mayers
Tony Espinosa
Andy Mayers
Gary Basaraba
Uncle Mitch
Leith M. Burke
Mr. Mayers
Jack Conley
Hightower
Megan Ferguson
June
Lauren Burns
Mitch's Secretary
Steve Monroe
Mailman Henry
James Handy
Mayor Billings
Hope Banks
Mrs Pendalton
Michael D. Cohen
Stretch
Richard Kind
John Sears
Cathy Giannone
Sylvia
Peggy Miley
Betty
Ellen Crawford
Eileen
Nancy Daly
Linda
Pamela Dunlap
Mrs. Krup
Mather Zickel
James
Josh Meyer
Freddy
Vince Cefalu
Chuck
Corey Allen Kotler
Bomber
Steven Shaw
Doctor Jennings
Don Baldaramos
Reverend Jones
Allan Wasserman
Roger
Mark Leslie Ford
Bill Thackery
Robert Pierce
Ed Pappas
Frank Califano
Father Dominicus
Biff Yeager
Mr. Karger
Benjamin Franczuszki
Reporter
Inbal Amirav
Church Choir Singer (uncredited)
Dean England
Funeral Mourner (uncredited)
Gia Balzano
Mississippi Younger Daughter (uncredited)
Becca Beton
New York Girl (uncredited)
Saraya Chanadet
Ohio Daughter (uncredited)
Diane Dehn
Virginia (uncredited)
Gretchen Dickason
Passers by (uncredited)
Nichole Eberle
Neighbor/Protester (uncredited)
Sonia Gascón
Pregnant Lady (uncredited)
Anna Gion
Smoking Pregnant Woman (uncredited)
Lauren Mendoza
P & S Secretary (uncredited)
Diana Matlak
Funeral Mourner (uncredited)
Taylor Ragan
Mississippi Mom (uncredited)
Weston Mueller
Perp #1 (uncredited)
Alessandro Delpiano
Townhome kid (uncredited)
Dash Williams
Walters (uncredited)
Gavin Wilde
Cowboy Kid
Avery Barkdull
Grocery Store Kid (uncredited)
Blake Altounian
Frog (uncredited)
Bobby Brodney
Reporter (uncredited)

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A review by Filipe Manuel Neto

Written by Filipe Manuel Neto on Thu Jun 23 2022

**A film that recreates the modus vivendi of the 50s suburbs, but fails to give us a story with tension and suspense that we can adhere to.** Any Cohen Brothers film is always a film that promises not to be like any other. Their style is quite unique and does not suit everyone. And this time they bring us a film that is entirely about the importance of appearances, the rottenness they cover up, and a certain self-destruction latent beneath an impeccable appearance. It's a film that tries to teach us that nothing is what it seems, nothing is perfect, there are no paradises on Earth, and every...