AMERICAN PRIMITIVE Trailer

by Andre Soares | Jan 10, 2009 | | 1 Comment    
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Directed by Gwen Wynne, and co-written by Wynne and Mary Beth Fielder, American Primitive is set in early 1970s Cape Cod, where two young women (Daniele Savre and Skye McCole Bartusiak) living with their father (Tate Donovan) and his business partner (Adam Pascal) struggle to come to terms with a secret — dad’s relationship with his partner goes beyond business dealings — that may destroy their unconventional family.

American Primitive by Gwen Wynne

Also in the American Primitive cast: veteran Susan Anspach (best known for Five Easy Pieces, but whose best performance thus far is probably her mom-on-the-brink in the bizarre 1981 comedy Montenegro), Josh Peck, James Sikking, Anne Ramsay, Johanna Braddy, Corey Sevier, Stacey Dash, Jordan Claire Greene, John Savage, and Jason Stuart.

American Primitive is having its world premiere tonight at the 2009 Palm Springs Film Festival. The film will be screened again on Tuesday afternoon, January 13, at Palm Springs’ Camelot Theatres.

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Clip posted by nhart1001.


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  1. Norma on January 15th, 2009

    So Cape Cod was liberal even then? Why? Was it a hippie community?

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