Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman face off in the tense drama about a teacher's relationship with her young student.
), having given birth to one of their children while she was imprisoned for her crimes against the then-minor.
"It feels like things just settled down, and now y'all are making a movie," Gracie cautiously tells Elizabeth in the trailer. From there, things begin to unravel, as Gracie resents Elizabeth's presence in their lives and the old feelings she wants them to bring up. "Why can't we talk about it, if we're really as in love as we say we are?" Joe tearfully asks Gracie in one emotional scene.The film also stars D.W. Moffett, Piper Curda, Elizabeth Yu, Gabriel Chung, Cory Michael Smith, and Lawrence Arancio.Sign up
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