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          Feature Running Time 88 Minutes (1 Hour 28 Minutes) + Special Features         

Movie description
A horrific tale that examines the risks and fears of motherhood, EVERYTHING PUT TOGETHER is a no-holds-barred freak out. With smirking stealth, the film first illustrates a pleasant suburban picture of idyllic family life for Angie (Radha Mitchell) and her husband, Russ (Justin Louis), a beautiful young couple expecting their first child. Being pregnant is fun for Angie because her best friend (Megan Mullally) is pregnant too. In fact, there are lots of young couples just like Angie and Russ in the quaint town where they live. Now that the cannon is fully loaded, EVERYTHING PUT TOGETHER fires its explosive blow. Things go terribly wrong: Angie loses her baby and falls into a severe depression. The cheery friends who used to adore Angie and Russ are long gone. In fact, Angie and Russ are shunned by their friends, who treat their misfortune as a potentially contagious disease. As Angie slides further into the darkness of postpartum misery, the chills cut through the suburban silence like screams in the night. A horror film in every respect, from the stylistic jerky handheld camera to the stark close-ups of Angie possessed by maternal rage, EVERYTHING PUT TOGETHER never relents.

Credits
Producer:

Sean Furst

 

Cast: Alan Ruck, Amy Carlson, Catherine Lloyd Burns, Jacqueline Heinze, Judy Geeson, Justin Louis, Mark Boone Junior, Matt Malloy, Megan Mullally, Michele Hicks, Radha Mitchell, Vince Vieluf

Details
Sound:

Stereo Sound


Notes

DVD Features:

Keep Case
Widescreen
Audio:
 Dolby Digital 5.1 - English

Subtitles available in English or French
Additional Release Material:
 Audio Commentary - 1. Marc Forster - Director
                              2. Radha Mitchell, Megan Mullally - Actors, Sean Furst -
                                  Producer
 Deleted Scene with Director's Commentary
 Tour of American Cinematheque Egyptian Theater with Huell Howser
Interactive Features:
 Interactive Menus
 Scene Selection

Editorial reviews
"...[The film] evokes the murky atmosphere of a ghost story. And the deliberately jarring cinematography contributes to a mood of escalating menace..."
New York Times - Stephen Holden (11/02/2001)

"...Radha Mitchell's crushing performance as Angie is an uncompromised triumph..."
Film Comment - Michael Koresky (11/01/2001)

    

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