After her widowed father dies, deaf teenager Dot moves in with her godparents, Olivia and Paul Deer. The Deers' daughter, Nina, is openly hostile to Dot, but that does not prevent her from telling her secrets to her silent stepsister, including the fact that she wants to kill her lecherous father.
Directed by Jamie Babbit
daughter
depression
parent child relationship
deaf-mute
bullying
high school sports
attempted rape
incest
woman director
swear
Trailer
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Letterboxd
2.7 / 5
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Cast
Elisha Cuthbert
Nina Deer
Camilla Belle
Dot
Martin Donovan
Paul Deer
Edie Falco
Olivia Deer
Shawn Ashmore
Connor
Katy Mixon
Michelle Fell
David Gallagher
Brian
Shannon Woodward
Fiona
Ken Thomas
Officer Jim
Myrna Cabello
Waitress
Crew
Jamie Babbit
Director
Abdi Nazemian
Writer
Jeff Rona
Original Music Composer
M. David Mullen
Director of Photography
Joel Michaely
Producer
Andrea Sperling
Producer
Elisha Cuthbert
Associate Producer
Abdi Nazemian
Associate Producer
Jeff Schwan
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
44 reviews
Tellie
4.2★ · 05/15/26
i remember watching this on lifetime as a kid…….lifetime censored a lot. i do not remember all that happening
i remember watching this on lifetime as a kid…….lifetime censored a lot. i do not remember all that happening
LizPRO
jamie babbit what the fuck
jamie babbit what the fuck
Jane
7.0★ · 12/07/25
I was braver when I was a kid.
One day, we wake up and we realize the world sucks. We suck for being in it and we run away. Anything but to face ourselves as we are. Anything to avoid asking why we hate ourselves so much.
**I used to fantasise that when I died, there wouldn't be a funeral. Having led my life invisibly, no one would come to mourn. But being invisible isn't worth it in the end... because when you're invisible, other people may not see you... but you can't help seeing other people.**
I was braver when I was a kid.
One day, we wake up and we realize the world sucks. We suck for being in it and we run away. Anything but to face ourselves as we are. Anything to avoid asking why we hate ourselves so much.
**I used to fantasise that when I died, there wouldn't be a funeral. Having led my life invisibly, no one would come to mourn. But being invisible isn't worth it in the end... because when you're invisible, other people may not see you... but you can't help seeing other people.**
Sofía Zabaleta
5.0★ · 12/02/25
Ehhhh… porque el tipo no dejaba de hablar sobre su coso y aparte porque se enojaba cuando ella ya estaba harta de escucharlo.
Ehhhh… porque el tipo no dejaba de hablar sobre su coso y aparte porque se enojaba cuando ella ya estaba harta de escucharlo.
