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Drama

You're Not You

- Life is measured in moments that leave you breathless.

A drama centered on a classical pianist who has been diagnosed with ALS and the brash college student who becomes her caregiver.

Release Date : 2014-10-10

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Di Novi Pictures

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Hilary Swank

Character Name : Kate

Original Name : Hilary Swank

Gender : Female

Emmy Rossum

Character Name : Bec

Original Name : Emmy Rossum

Gender : Female

Josh Duhamel

Character Name : Evan

Original Name : Josh Duhamel

Gender : Male

Stephanie Beatriz

Character Name : Jill

Original Name : Stephanie Beatriz

Gender : Female

Jason Ritter

Character Name : Wil

Original Name : Jason Ritter

Gender : Male

Julian McMahon

Character Name : Liam

Original Name : Julian McMahon

Gender : Male

Ali Larter

Character Name : Keely

Original Name : Ali Larter

Gender : Female

Andrea Savage

Character Name : Alyssa

Original Name : Andrea Savage

Gender : Female

Gerald Downey

Character Name : Bill

Original Name : Gerald Downey

Gender : Male

Mike Doyle

Character Name : Tom

Original Name : Mike Doyle

Gender : Male

Loretta Devine

Character Name : Marilyn

Original Name : Loretta Devine

Gender : Female

Ernie Hudson

Character Name : John

Original Name : Ernie Hudson

Gender : Male

Erin Chenoweth

Character Name : Cynthia

Original Name : Erin Chenoweth

Gender : Female

Gareth Williams

Character Name : Bruce

Original Name : Gareth Williams

Gender : Male

Marcia Gay Harden

Character Name : Elizabeth

Original Name : Marcia Gay Harden

Gender : Female

Frances Fisher

Character Name : Gwen

Original Name : Frances Fisher

Gender : Female

Ed Begley Jr.

Character Name : Uncle Roger

Original Name : Ed Begley Jr.

Gender : Male

Danielle Kennedy

Character Name : Aunt Eleanor

Original Name : Danielle Kennedy

Gender : Female

Geoff Pierson

Character Name : Kate's Father

Original Name : Geoff Pierson

Gender : Male

Beau Knapp

Character Name : Jackson

Original Name : Beau Knapp

Gender : Male

Jordan Morris

Character Name : Bored Manager

Original Name : Jordan Morris

Gender : Male

Lyn Mahler

Character Name : Convalescent Nurse

Original Name : Lyn Mahler

Gender : Male

Ivory Tiffin

Character Name : Jen

Original Name : Ivory Tiffin

Gender : Female

Ossie Mair

Character Name : Professor

Original Name : Ossie Mair

Gender : Male

David Grant Wright

Character Name : Doctor

Original Name : David Grant Wright

Gender : Male

Chris Lee Yuchun

Character Name : Swim Teacher

Original Name : 李宇春

Gender : Female

Kimberly Nichole

Character Name : Dirty Barry's Singer #1

Original Name : Kimberly Nichole

Gender : Male

Sahra Mellesse

Character Name : Olivia

Original Name : Sahra Mellesse

Gender : Female

Katharine Lee McEwan

Character Name : Sarina

Original Name : Katharine Lee McEwan

Gender : Male

Melinda Lee

Character Name : Party Guest #1

Original Name : Melinda Lee

Gender : Female

Carol Mack

Character Name : Party Guest #2

Original Name : Carol Mack

Gender : Male

Reviews

R

Reno

@Rangan

2024-05-16

> A tale of friendship that blossomed at the final juncture. It was quite some time I have not seen any Hilary Swank's movie. In this her role was very good one. Beside her's, another equally extended character played by Emma Rossum. As these two play the roles that defines the movie, which is more like the American and women's version of the French movie 'Intouchable'. I never heard of this film before, but got interested once I learnt about the storyline and of course the cast. I usually become a prey for tearjerker movies, but not for the intense emotional drama like this one and so it is won't expect you fall for it either. Based on the book of the same name which was probably a fictional work inspired by the real disease. It talks about a 36 year old ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) patient, Kate and her caregiver, Bec, especially their unlikely relationship and activities together in the final days. They two are exactly opposite, it's not the fate, but day by day growing their deep bond bring them very close when they share everything in life. A very good concept, but nothing new in the movie. Everything is already exhibited in other films. The only advantage is if you have not seen those in a large number. In my case, I like this kind of theme, so seen numerous in different languages. You are going to witness here a parallel storytelling in a different context with a fresh cast. But still the movie is captivating, because of excellent execution from both the cast and crew. > "Why is it that we want the ones that don't see us. > Instead of the ones that do." The let down was the rest of the characters. I don't know where they were, but totally discarded. It is understood that the husband and wife relationship was shattered because of the sacrifice. Friends and Parents, they have got ditched from the screenplay that won't happen in reality. The writers should have used them to create more sensational moments, but they had a different idea in mind to narrate the story. In a couple of places I felt Rossum had over-performed. In other hand, Swank was kind of attractive. I consider it a plus point to fix our face towards the screen, unfortunately she played a tragic role. Despite all the good and bad, it was one step ahead for both the lead women to get back to their positions as an actress, compared to their recent years form in the industry. It is not a popular movie, but it should have been. A movie about how to build a friendship and to fight a disease. A friendship that blossomed at the final juncture, nevertheless it fought hard till the last minute. That is the major difference in this film to others. Like I complained earlier, there's no parents or husband, all about told from the perspective of a friendship. If you want to try this, don't anticipate to a greater height and clear your mind before entering. Expectations are the major cause for all the disappointments. 7/10