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Still Here 2020

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What is Still Here?

Released in the United States on August 28, 2020, Still Here is an American crime drama film based on true events that was co-written and directed by Vlad Feier. The film features a cast that includes Johnny Whitworth, Maurice McRae, Afton Williamson, Jeremy Holm, Zazie Beetz, and Larry Pine, with a runtime of one hour and thirty-nine minutes.

Type
Film
Year
2020
Status
Released
Runtime
99 minutes
Release date
Aug 27, 2020
Original language
EN
Origin
United States of America
Studios
Atelier 44
Genres
Drama
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79 /100 Solid Watch
⚡ Pacing & Momentum7.3/10
🧠 Narrative Depth8.5/10
🔄 Rewatch Potential7.7/10
🎬 Production Scale8.2/10
🎯 Feature Film #Drama
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Released in the United States on August 28, 2020, Still Here is an American crime drama film based on true events that was co-written and directed by Vlad Feier. The film features a cast that includes Johnny Whitworth, Maurice McRae, Afton Williamson, Jeremy Holm, Zazie Beetz, and Larry Pine, with a runtime of one hour and thirty-nine minutes. The story follows Christian Baker, a young New York journalist working for The Chronicle, who is assigned to cover a social story regarding the disappearance of Monique Watson, a twelve-year-old African-American girl from Brooklyn. Initially trying to finish the assignment quickly, he performs poor research and follows the first available lead, which results in severe consequences. Overwhelmed by guilt, Christian decides to properly investigate the case, putting him in a race against time to assist the family in finding the missing girl.

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“A gripping exploration of drama that commands attention through bold storytelling and immersive performances.”

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  • Masterfully balances sharp character dynamics with escalating narrative tension.
  • High production value and confident direction keep each chapter visually arresting.
  • Rich thematic depth offers plenty of reward for attentive viewers.
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  • Deliberate pacing requires patient investment before the overarching mystery unravels.

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Is Still Here worth watching?

Still Here holds a community rating of 5.7/10 based on 35 verified viewer ratings. It offers engaging Drama for fans of the genre.

How long is the movie Still Here and when was it released?

Still Here is a feature film with a runtime of 99 minutes. It was released in 2020. Release status: Released.

Who directed Still Here?

Still Here was directed by Vlad Feier.

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