The Lazarus Child
The Lazarus Child (entitled The Last Door in Canada) is a 2004 American drama film directed by Graham Theakston. It was filmed in Canada and the United Kingdom.
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| Directed by | Graham Theakston |
| Produced by | Ciro Dammicco Stefano Dammicco |
| Written by | Ronald Bass |
| Starring | Andy García Frances O'Connor Angela Bassett Harry Eden Geraldine McEwan Danielle Byrnes |
| Cinematography | Lukas Strebel |
| Edited by | Pamela Power |
Production company | Morgan Creek Productions |
| Distributed by | Warner Bros. |
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Running time | 93 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot
The film covers the lives of a family after their young daughter is severely injured in a car crash. It is based on a book written in 1998 by the journalist Robert Mawson as his second novel. The plot revolves around the controversial but highly humane treatment of the traffic accident victim who is in a deep coma and can only be brought back to consciousness with the help of her older brother and a gifted neurologist doctor whose work is not recognised by the community. The consequences of this lack of understanding nearly wreck the healing process.[1]
Cast
- Andy García as Jack Heywood
- Frances O'Connor as Alison Heywood
- Angela Bassett as Dr. Elizabeth Chase
- Harry Eden as Ben Heywood
- Geraldine McEwan as Janet
- Danielle Byrnes as Frankie Heywood
- Jaimz Woolvett as Nathan Greenwater
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References
- "The Lazarus Child" author Robert Mawson, published 1998 by BCA (Bantam Press)
External links
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