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Spider
Cast
Ralph Fiennes, Miranda Richardson, Gabriel Byrne, Lynn Redgrave View AllCrew
David Cronenberg (Director), Patrick McGrath (Writer) View All
Release: Dec. 13th, 2002
Runtime: 1 hour, 38 minutes
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Wandering through familiar locations starts a series of well crafted flashbacks that allow Spider (his childhood nickname) to step into scenes from his childhood.

Cronenberg's low-key, but haunting treatment of mental illness begins slowly but gradually draws you into the story of a man nicknamed Spider (Ralph Fiennes) who's released from a mental hospital and enters a halfway house run by Mrs.

Rightly, words have been attached to this film along the lines of "perfect pitch", "well-made" and "brilliant"... also "bleak", "unsparing" and "disturbing.".