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Movie Title : Stephanie Daley
Release Date : Jan 21, 2006 Wide
Genre Movie :Art House & International,Drama
Mpaa Rating : R

Actors :Tilda Swinton,Amber Tamblyn,Timothy Hutton,Denis O'Hare,Melissa Leo,Deirdre O'Connell,Jim Gaffigan,Halley Feifer,Kel O'Neill,Neal Huff,John Ellison Conlee,Vincent Piazza,Caitlin Van Zant,Marceline Hugot,Kaiulani Lee,Novella Nelson

A frightened and irresponsible girl and an emotionally conflicted woman are brought together under tragic circumstances in this independent drama. Stephanie Daley (Amber Tamblyn) is a 16-year-old girl who while on a school-sponsored ski trip collapses in a puddle of blood; a medical examination reveals that Stephanie has recently given birth, and in a nearby bathroom a newborn child is found dead, flushed down a toilet with its mouth stuffed with toilet paper. While Stephanie insists the child was stillborn and she had no idea she was pregnant, she is charged with killing the infant, and court-appointed psychologist Lydie Crane (Tilda Swinton) is assigned to interview the teenager. Lydie has her own issues with possible parenthood; she's been struggling to have a child after a recent stillbirth, and the matter is taking a toll on her marriage, with her husband, Paul (Timothy Hutton), seeking solace in the arms of another woman. As Stephanie shares with Lydie her feelings about her relationship with her parents, how she lost her virginity, and her growing conviction that God gave her a child as a form of punishment, Lydie finds herself dealing with her own feelings about the child she lost. Meanwhile, Right to Life and Pro-Choice groups threaten to turn Stephanie's trial into a media circus. Stephanie Daley premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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The acting is uniformly on a high level. Tamblyn is impressive, and Swinton, as usual, is outstanding.
Walter V. Addiego-San Francisco Chronicle

You are likely to be discussing this film long into the night.
Roger Ebert-Chicago Sun-Times

Apart from Swinton's fine performance, what largely distinguishes this is Brougher's sharp narrative focus.
Jonathan Rosenbaum-Chicago Reader

A movie that can wound you.
Michael Wilmington-Chicago Tribune

Tamblyn's surprisingly measured performance commands attention.
Janice Page-Boston Globe

To see Tamblyn's work here, to see her character almost simultaneously embody pain, terror, anguish, embarrassment, regret and just about any emotion you can think of, is to watch the kind of acting the medium exists to provide.
Kenneth Turan-Los Angeles Times

Stephanie Daley stands out for Amber Tamblyn's (The Grudge 2, Joan of Arcadia) unbelievable performance in the title role.
Heather Huntington-ReelzChannel.com

There's a rawness to [it]...it paints slick composition and beautiful, bleeding color on the kind of story about sex and faith that no one has told well in a while.
Karina Longworth-Cinematical

Sobering infanticide drama is too much for kids.
S. Jhoanna Robledo-Common Sense Media

Thought-provoking and mesmerising.
-Empire Magazine

As joyless as it may be, it's still a brilliant emotional experience.
Tim Brayton-Antagony & Ecstasy

boils a rambunctious issue down to the personal bruises
Chris Cabin-Filmcritic.com

Filled with emotional pain, it's a perceptive, truthful film interested not in passing judgement, but rather in exploring the truth about relationships, pregnancy and life.
Brian Webster-Apollo Guide

not a great deal that is dramatic happens in the film, but it is that accrual of small details that fleshes out who these people are.
Ted Murphy-Murphy's Movie Reviews

Tamblyn's performance is a delicate balancing act; she has to stealthily reveal who Stephanie is to us while still holding back the most vital information until the very end.
Mary F. Pols-Contra Costa Times

It's remarkable how close the director gets to these two characters, and how quietly.
Jeffrey M. Anderson-Combustible Celluloid

...a fine and foreboding duet of character study
Laura Clifford-Reeling Reviews

If ever there were a shamelessly preachy attempt to scare teen girls out of having unprotected sex, this is it.
Cole Smithey-ColeSmithey.com

Powerfully acted, intimate drama.
Bob Strauss-Los Angeles Daily News