Drama

The Other Woman

Handsomecharlie Films

Marc Platt Productions

Is or Isn't Entertainment

United States of America

English

Natalie Portman

Scott Cohen

Charlie Tahan

Lauren Ambrose

Lisa Kudrow

Michael Cristofer

Debra Monk

Elizabeth Marvel

Anthony Rapp

Mona Fastvold

Kendra Kassebaum

Mary Joy

Maria Dizzia

Ira Hawkins

Daisy Tahan

Natalia Volkodaeva

Don Roos

Marc Platt

Gene O'Neill

Peggy Schnitzer

David Codron

Michael Shaw

Steve Yedlin

Abby Wolf-Weiss

Carol Cuddy

Bernard Telsey

Ayelet Waldman

Rena Ronson

Cassian Elwes

Joseph P. Reidy

Amy Lauritsen

Joel C. High

Tiffany Little Canfield

Carla Raij

Jill Brown

Dan Bucatinsky

Annette Savitch

David Dresher

Colby Enders

Alan J. Mehlbrech

Anthony DeFrancesco

Barry Wetcher

Jeff Pullman

Neil Danziger

Thomas Johnston

Mark Hagerman

Nithya Shrinivasan

Amy Fritz

Carol Silverman

Bryan Walsh

Michael Saccio

Nick Torelli

Mike Foster

Diana Burton

Jack Coffen

Kelly Britt

Joel Tishcoff

Mitch Lillain

Barney Cabral

Perry Robertson

Richard Dwan Jr.

Gary Macheel

Scott Sanders

Kevin Zimmerman

Michael Baber

Marshall Garlington

Chris David

Olivia Mori

Rebecca Hofherr

Sandi Figueroa

Alex Bovaird

Trenee Clayton

Vern Malone

Nicky Pattison

Robin Fredriksz

Michael Kriston

Lona Vigi

Tamara Bally

Ellen Athena Catsikeas

Heather Gauntt

Pierre Rovira

John Canavan

Larry Kaplan

Aidan Stanford

Hyesu Yang

Lorin Flemming

John Swihart

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**A guilt for losing the own baby and being labelled as a bad step-mother.**

It is also known as 'Love and Other Impossible Pursuits', which is the name of the book the film was adapted. According to me this is a very underrated film. Especially Natalie Portman was never seen before. This film was beautiful because of her. Might have been the same if any other actress who had played that role, but the thing is the character Emilia makes this story great. I would have given any top award the available around the globe for that incredible character display. It should have been recognised, sadly that did not happen because of the filthy film critics.

Feels good watching it. This might not be a biographical film, but surely this is happening around us. The writing was so impressive. How the character Emilia was portrayed is the film's highlight. It was a simple character, that does not mean the life has to be simple as well. She falls in love with a married man and later she get married to him to become a step-mother to his child. That's where the problem arises when her baby dies in her arm, everybody points her for not being cautious with her step-son. This is a big task and how she comes out of it was revealed with lots of small twists and turns in the tale.

Not just Natalie, but all the supporting cast was brilliant, including the husband, the kid and the ex. The story of loss, marriage, taking care a child and other struggles in life. Initially it did not look good with those affairs, but when it got past the half way mark, the rest of the film rebalanced the entire film. I liked how it ended. That final scene was very good. Even if you are an atheist, that end dialogues makes the major difference to favour the film. I haven't read the book, but seems the film was better than the book. Being a film fanatic and failing to recommending it to you would be a mistake. So I recommend it to particularly the grown-ups.

_8/10_

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