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Watch Stories We Tell Movie Online Streaming Without Downloading Sarah Polley's documentary Stories We Tell finds the director/actress exploring a family secret. She discovered a few years before that her biological father was not actually the person she knew as her father. Un an effort to fully understand this long-held family secret, Polley interviews every member of her family, and had the man she thought of as her dad write his version of the story and record the story, using him reading this story as a recurring voiceover throughout the film. Stories We Tell screened at the 212 Toronto International Film Festival}. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi You Can Watch Movie Online Streaming in HD Free from HERE Release Date Stories We Tell May 17, 2013 Limited Genres Stories We Tell : Documentary,Drama,Art House & International,Special Interest
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Actors For Stories We Tell
Michael Polley,Harry Gulkin,Susy Buchan,John Buchan,Mark Polley,Joanna Polley,Cathy Gulkin,Marie Murphy,Robert MacMillan,Anne Tait,Deirdre Bowen,Victoria Mitchell,Mort Ransen,Geoffrey Bowes,Tom Butler,Pixie Bigelow,Claire Walker,Rebecca Jenkins,Peter Evans,Alex Hatz
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[Stories We Tell] leaves you wondering about the nature of truth and wanting to know more about the hidden lives of those around us. Amanda Mae Meyncke-Film.com The film is oscillating from intriguing to dull, revealing to repetitious, frank to disingenuous, and moving to manipulative. Rick Groen-Globe and Mail Sarah Polley's brave quest to uncover her family's deepest secrets unfolds like a thriller, one where the resolution is literally part of her DNA. Peter Howell-Toronto Star Tthe probing, emotionally devastating documentary that was, for this critic and many others, the revelation of the first week of the Venice Film Festival." Mary Corliss-TIME Magazine Polley points the camera at members of her own family and not only informs on where her directorial efforts stem from but confirm her as one of the best and most interesting filmmakers working today. Erik Childress-Film Threat