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Liam Neeson | Eliot Deacon | |
Justin Long | Paul | |
Christina Ricci | Anna Taylor | |
Josh Charles | Tom Peterson | |
Celia Weston | Beatrice Taylor | |
Chandler Canterbury | Jack | |
Anna Kuchma | Restaurant Patron | |
Shuler Hensley | Vincent Miller | |
Rosemary Murphy | Susan Whitehall | |
Malachy McCourt | Father Graham | |
Luz Alexandra Ramos | Diane | |
Alice Drummond | Mrs. Hutton | |
Sam Kressner | Acne Kid | |
Doan Ly | Teacher #1 | |
Jack Rovello | Tall Kid | |
Prudence Wright Holmes | Old Woman #1 |
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Producer | Galt Niederhoffer
Pamela Hirsch |
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Writer | Jakub Korolczuk
Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo Paul Vosloo |
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Cinematography | Anastas N. Michos
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Musician | Paul Haslinger
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Anna Taylor (Christina Ricci) is killed in a terrible car crash after getting into a big argument with her boyfriend Paul (Justin Long). But when she happens to wake up in a funeral parlor, she doesn't believe she's really dead. Funeral director Eliot Deacon (Liam Neeson) explains it to her, telling her that the recently dead are in an in between world for a few days after their death, where they can still walk and talk. Eliot, however, is the only one with the ability to see and interact with these recently dead. Anna accepts this explanation, and takes Eliot's help in preparing herself for her truly dead state, which will occur in a few days. In the meantime, Paul begins to suspect things aren't as they seem, and begins to suspect that Eliot is up to something sinister. |
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