Release date: April 2, 2008 More »

Country	Date
Belgium	February 25, 2009
Brazil	October 8, 2008
Canada	September 8, 2007
Finland	October 8, 2008
France	September 17, 2008
Germany	December 10, 2009
Greece	August 7, 2008
Hungary	July 27, 2009
Italy	December 30, 2008
Japan	March 14, 2009
Kuwait	August 27, 2009
Netherlands	September 11, 2008
Poland	September 5, 2008
Portugal	July 2, 2009
Russia	October 2, 2008
South Korea	October 25, 2007
Spain	August 21, 2009
Sweden	October 8, 2008
Turkey	December 9, 2008
UK	March 27, 2009
United Arab Emirates	June 3, 2009
USA	April 2, 2008

Cast:

• Uma Thurman as Diana McFee
• Evan Rachel Wood as Young Diana
• Eva Amurri as Maureen
• Gabrielle Brennan as Emma McFee
• Brett Cullen as Paul McFee
• Oscar Isaac as Marcus
• Jack Gilpin as Mr. McClood
• Maggie Lacey as Amanda - adult
• John Magaro as Michael Patrick
• Lynn Cohen as Sister Beatrice
• Nathalie Paulding as Amanda - teen
• Molly Price as Diana's Mother
• Oliver Solomon as Detective
• Isabel Keating as Maureen's mother
• Anna Moore as Blonde Student (as Anna Renee Moore)
• Adam Chanler-Berat as Ryan Haswhip
• Tanner Cohen as Nate Witt
• Aldous Davidson as Diana's Student
• Sharon Washington as Nurse
• Kia Jam as Doctor
• J.T. Arbogast as Male Reporter
• Jewel Donohue as Mother at Shooting
• Shayna Levine as Page
• Anslem Richardson as Policeman
• Evan Neumann as Boy Kicked in Groin
• Reathel Bean as Dean
• Tuck Milligan as Clinic Doctor
• Jessica Carlson as Girl at Shooting
• Molly Shreger as Female Student
• T.J. Linnard as Male Student
• Pierce Cravens as Teen Usher
• Sherman Alpert as Professor (uncredited)
• Zachary Booth as Boy Swimming (uncredited)
• Emily Rose Branigan as Girl Smoking in Locker Room (uncredited)
• Tom Carney as Lecture attendee (uncredited)
• Heather Collis as Waitress (uncredited)
• Peter Conboy as Professor attending lecture (uncredited)
• Alexander Fagan as Male Student (uncredited)
• Phil Gardiner as Survivor (uncredited)
• Anne Clare Gibbons-Brown as Pedestrian / Moviegoer (uncredited)
• Christopher Jon Gombos as Briar Hill Police Officer (uncredited)
• Barbara Grant as Funeral Attendee (uncredited)
• Guy Guglielmi as Pedestrian (uncredited)
• Jennifer Holguin as Classmate (uncredited)
• Paul Lucenti as Student in hall (uncredited)
• James Margelony as Student Shot (uncredited)
• Seth Michael May as Teaching Assistant (uncredited)
• Ann McDonough as Librarian (uncredited)
• Maria Nazzaro as Nun at Catholic School (uncredited)
• Robert Niebrzydowski as Student survivor (uncredited)
• Greg Nutcher as Professor (uncredited)
• Craig Pollack as Survivor (uncredited)
• Julia Rusatsky as (uncredited)
• Cristina Santiago as Mourner (uncredited)
• Robert Sciglimpaglia as Family Member at Memorial Service (uncredited)
• Kenny Shapiro as Dining at Restaurant (uncredited)
• Ken Sladyk as University Professor (uncredited)
• Sonny Vellozzi as Memorial Mourner (uncredited)
• Jamie Watson as Triage Medic (uncredited)
• Brian M. Wixson as Scott Connell (uncredited)
• Gail Yudain as Professor (uncredited)
• Ted Yudain as Professor (uncredited)
• Dianne Zaremba as Sister Mary (uncredited)
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About:

The imaginative and wild Diana and her more staid best friend, Maureen, find themselves prisoners in their own high school when a senseless act of violence erupts within their sleepy Connecticut suburb. Fifteen years later, the adult Diana is still haunted by the unthinkable events they faced together. The adult Diana has made a picture perfect life for herself. Her husband Paul, whom she met in high school, is a professor at the local college. Her daughter, Emma, is on the cusp of young adulthood and is starting to show signs that she's inherited Diana's wild streak. It was Diana's wild streak that brought Diana and Maureen together, and the memory of their friendship torments the older Diana, especially as the 15-year anniversary of the incident approaches. Diana finds her current life falling apart--her husband is increasingly absent, her daughter has taken to hiding from teachers, and her own grip on reality is starting to falter.