Six short stories from the heart and what made them bleed....
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Title: Guilty Hearts (2006)
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| Kathy Bates | ... | The Judge | |
| Gerard Butler | ... | Peter (segment: Please!, 1999) (as Gerry Butler) | |
| Julie Delpy | ... | Charlotte | |
| Andrea Di Stefano | ... | The Ingrate | |
| Anna Faris | ... | Jane Conelly | |
| Frank Gallegos | ... | Francisco | |
| Alex Hughes | ... | The Waiter | |
| Eva Mendes | ... | Gabriella | |
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Harriet Rogers | ... | Young Charlotte |
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Charles Rubendall | ... | SS Officer |
| Charlie Sheen | ... | Self | |
| Stellan Skarsgård | ... | Stangl | |
| Shane Snipes | ... | SS Officer | |
| Imelda Staunton | ... | Naomi | |
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Six short stories from the heart and what made them bleed....
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Life on the edge.....and over it.Genres:
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28 June 2011 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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"You have to let yourself go sometimes." A movie that has six short films that have nothing to do with one another. This movie has a great cast, and thats about it. Of the six stories, three deal with death (mostly suicide), two are pretty boring. The one bright spot I will say is the "Spelling Bee" one. With Anna Faris and Charlie Sheen (playing himself) commenting on a spelling bee they are watching. That one was pretty funny, but overall a pretty drab and depressing experience. This will be one of my shorter ones because it's not really a reviewable movie in the fact that all the little movies are about 15 min and would take to long to talk about every little film. Unless you are big into the art house films you will not really enjoy it. This is one that is definitely not for everyone. Overall, not really that entertaining except for the "Spelling Bee" one. Not much else to say. I give it a C-.
Would I watch again? - Nope.
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