Isabelle Fuhrman

Julia Stiles

Rossif Sutherland

Hiro Kanagawa

Matthew Finlan

Samantha Walkes

David Lawrence Brown

Lauren Cochrane

Gwendolyn Collins

Kristen Sawatzky

Jeff Strome

Andrea del Campo

Alec Carlos

Alicia Johnston

Liam Stewart-Kanigan

Jade Michael

Sarah Luby

Maxwell Nelson

Bradley Sawatzky

Stephanie Sy

Marina Stephenson Kerr

Sharon Bajer

Kennedy Irwin

Sadie Lee

Erik Athavale

Parker Bohotchuk

Maxine Sanders

Adam Hurtig

Morgan Easton-Fitzgerald

Josh Ethier

Matthew Davies

Kim H. Ngo

Russ Dyck

Doug Morrow

Kristy Greig

David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick

Alex Mace

James Tomlinson

Josie Liang

Victor Moyers

Daryl Katz

Chloe Katz

Paul Marcaccio

Karim Hussain

Gail Goldberg

Lorna Johnson

Kelly Gallagher

David Coggeshall

Robert Bell

BJ Verot

Bob Warwick

Michelle Fitzpatrick

Andrea Kristof

Sara McCudden

Brett Detar

Paula Dunfield

John Loranger

Craig Mann

David McCallum

Kristi McIntyre

Dan Sexton

Laura Wiest

Denise Maitan

Chris Rogoski

Aryan Sehgal

Heather Arabsky

Lindsey Bart

Steve Benson

Remi Verfaillie

Jennie Shea

William Brent Bell

Hal Sadoff

Ethan Erwin

Jen Gorton

Kyle Irving

Karen Tusa

Rick Skene

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Orphan: First Kill

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Entertainment One

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Eesti

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"Esther" (Isabelle Fuhrman) is the resident of an high security facility in Estonia where she is a distinct danger to anyone who crosses her path! Rather gorily, she engineers a daring escape and somehow manages to get to the United States where she convinces "Allen" (Rossif Sutherland) that she is his long lost daughter. Well whilst dad might be fooled, the wife "Tricia" (Julia Stiles) and her son "Gunnar" (Matthew Finlan) soon catch on - but it seems that they have secrets of their own to keep. Can an uneasy truce prevail between them? Well, no - of course not but frankly I really couldn't have cared less. She is all too readily accepted into the wealthy American family (no DNA tests with her father to verify?) and as the story plods along, it loses any grasp on plausibility. We are required to believe that "Esther" is this epitome of evil, but the plot has more holes than a Swiss cheese so I kept asking myself just how any of this could ever actually happen - even in cinema land. It does have the benefit of being quite short, and to be fair to director William Brent Bell, he doesn't hang around once what passes for the story gets going. I just found the whole thing too nonsensical and the lead character had more of a petulance to her than any believable sense of menace.

Orphan: First Kill

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