Directed by Nicole Holofcener, Walking and Talking is an independent film that follows a group thirty-something friends struggling to maintain their relationships and adjust to life-altering changes.
Plot Summary
Amelia (Catherine Keener) feels isolated and abandoned after her childhood friend Laura (Anne Heche) announces that she is getting married. Amelia struggles to come to terms with being single and adjust to the changes in her relationship with Laura, who is having her own doubts about the future.
Cast
- Catherine Keener: Amelia
- Anne Heche: Laura
- Todd Field: Frank
- Liev Schreiber: Andrew
- Kevin Corrigan: Bill
- Randall Batinkoff: Peter
What are the benefits of walking?(3 Answers)
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There are all kinds of benefits from walking. The time alone or with a partner is uninterupted, for both talking and for being quiet. Getting outside to admire ...
At what age should a parent be worried if a baby has not started walking?(1 Answer)
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I have asked this many times myself! My daughter is fourteen months old, and hasn't started walking on her own yet. She will walk while holding on ...
My child is not walking or talking like other toddlers his age, should I be worried?(2 Answers)
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Try bribing him with stuff for him to do what you want
References
Fast Facts
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Release date
July 17, 1996
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Director
Nicole Holofcener
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Screenwriter
Nicole Holofcener
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Producer
Dorothy Berwin, Scott Meek and Ted Hope
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Distributor
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MPAA Rating
R
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Run time
86 minutes
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U.S. box office
