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Where Is Kyra? is a movie starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Kiefer Sutherland, and Suzanne Shepherd. In Brooklyn, New York, Kyra (Michelle Pfeiffer) loses her job and struggles to survive on her ailing mother's income. As the weeks and...

Starring: Suzanne Shepherd, Kiefer Sutherland, Anthony Okungbowa, Michelle Pfeiffer

Genres: Drama

Director: Andrew Dosunmu

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Drama
Director	Andrew Dosunmu
Writer	Andrew Dosunmu, Darci Picoult, Darci Picoult
Stars	Suzanne Shepherd, Kiefer Sutherland, Anthony Okungbowa, Michelle Pfeiffer
Country	USA, UK
Also Known As	Wo ist Kyra?, Kyra Nerede?, Deceit, Kyra, Gde je Kira?, Gdje je Kyra?, Beat-up Little Seagull
Runtime	1H 38M
Description	In Brooklyn, New York, Kyra (Michelle Pfeiffer) loses her job and struggles to survive on her ailing mother's income. As the weeks and months go on, her problems worsen. This leads her on a risky and enigmatic path that threatens her life.

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Friday, 03 Jul 2020 18:01

How many times have you seen a movie that is trying to show you how real it feels to be "there"? As I watched this movie I thought it was very important to understand how many of us feel and I guess this movie is very similar to a lot of others that have been done before. The movie starts out very strong and you are able to understand how difficult it is to live a life of living the same lifestyle as your parents did and as most of us do. The movie is about the two main characters (Kyra and her friends) and how their lives change because of Kyra's decisions and what she is going through. The movie is told from Kyra's point of view and it was very important for me to know that she was very much a part of this film. I think that everyone should watch this movie because it is very important and should be watched over and over again.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 12:05

I am a big fan of Mairead Majid and this film seemed to be an attempt to bring her performance into focus. If she has a "best performance" award, I would be very happy to see it, but I think she did a fine job in her role. The film is a fascinating look into the lives of two different, but equally fascinating women. This film is certainly not for the weak of heart or the "ugly duckling" audience. But, if you're willing to do some soul searching and take the time to find out about what is really important in life, this film is an easy watch.

Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 22:49

A thoughtful drama about an 18 year old girl who is facing the prospect of losing her home in Australia due to a major build-up of household debt. A realistic story that is touching and heartfelt. The girl's plight and her parents' reaction to it are highly believable and all-encompassing. The acting of the lead character is superb, a young actress, playing a powerful character. An average, subtle, and sensitive performance. She really brings it. A good job.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 15:22

I went into this movie expecting to be disappointed, and I think I was. This is a story about two people, one of them is black, and the other white. They are orphans and raised together by their mother, who has mental problems herself. The mother believes she's having an affair with the white boy, and the white boy thinks the woman is lying. I can see why they might be at odds with each other, and the movie explores why. The story is interesting, but some of the things I liked were things I didn't like. I thought the actress who played the white boy was not believable as a white boy, and I thought his mother was just out of place in the story. There were other things I didn't like that I can't discuss, but they didn't affect my opinion of the movie at all. It is a good movie, but there are some things about it that I wouldn't want to see repeated in my life.

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 21:36

The story is about an artist, Missy, who is playing an opera, at a theater in New York. During the performance she is brutally raped. After the rape, Missy finds herself in a hospital, where she is treated and sedated for the remainder of her life. While in the hospital, she sees a man in the hall, who turns out to be her father. They stay in touch with one another, and the man helps Missy and her father to write a letter to their daughter, Kyra, to get her to visit them. "The Case of Missy" is a very honest film about how art can transform lives. The performances are very good, especially by Chazelle, and by Laura Linney. The cinematography is excellent. I don't think it's really a good movie. I think it's a very good movie, but it's not a great movie.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 18:57

Mixed bag. I thought this was a very interesting look at the problems and the tragedies that arise from the passing of a loved one. While the acting is not the best in the world, there are so many good performances that it makes you appreciate what you see. The movie was very well acted, the writing and directing is excellent. I have a lot of respect for the director and his team. This is the type of movie that a lot of people can relate to. Not every story needs to be told by a black woman. This movie had a lot of heart. And if you are interested in the subject, there is a documentary out there that you can watch.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 14:56

The plot to this film is a little confusing at first. The father who is trying to kill his daughter by staying in a beautiful location where he can stay undetected, his young daughter, and the good old English seaside town of Poole. When a new high school student comes to Poole, she is so well known, she goes there on a shopping trip and encounters the local high school teacher, and his daughter. They both try to stop the murder of Kyra, but in the end they must become more than they had been before they became friends. Overall, the plot is a little confusing, but the film is good and well worth seeing. Although I do think the ending was not very well done, it is still a great film. A definite 8 out of 10.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 00:19

Having been an avid fan of the Coen brothers since the 90s, I was really looking forward to this film, but it turned out to be a little less enjoyable than I was hoping. I wasn't expecting much, but I was expecting a lot. While there were a couple of nice surprises along the way, this film falls short in other ways. I can't say I hate it, because there are some nice moments, but I think a little more time could have been spent on developing the characters and their relationships. The only character I really felt any real emotional connection with was Jaime and I was a little disappointed in her character. The other characters were all pretty good, but the supporting characters seemed underdeveloped. The main character is very good, but it seems as though she's forgotten what makes the characters stand out. For a film that is almost completely shot in black and white, the characters are very muted. They're all essentially stereotypes, and I feel that sometimes a bit more development would have helped this film. There are some great images in this film, some of them are visually stunning, and some of them are simple. The slow motion effect at the end is very effective, and I think the Coen brothers deserve a lot of credit for the way they shot this film. The film is also very dark and moody. There are many scenes that are very dark and depressing, and I felt this was the only thing that made this film any better than it should have been. I'm not a fan of this type of movie, but I would recommend it for Coen Brothers fans. There's enough great stuff here for anyone to enjoy.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 06:38

The main story revolves around a woman named Kyra (played by Julia Roberts), a woman that is a survivor of the holocaust. As she is slowly dying, the director, Jennifer Kent, uses flashbacks and audio recordings of Kyra to show how she had grown up and where she lived in the 90's. The flashbacks become more and more interesting as the film progresses, especially the "It's a beautiful day" flashback. The audio recordings are great. They help to add atmosphere and suspense. A lot of people are criticizing the cinematography in this film, but I think it was brilliant. The cinematography is very unique. It's the first time I've ever seen a film where I didn't think about the camera. I just saw the film, and I didn't think about it. The cinematography was great. It made the film very unique. I think the only problem is that it takes too long to develop the story. In the beginning, it's pretty obvious that Kyra is suffering from Alzheimer's, but it gets a little slow at times. I think it would have been better if it had been longer, but I do think it's worth the time spent watching it.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 05:08

The first half of the film is about the growing romance between Kyra and David, and how they both struggle to overcome their parents' problems. The second half is about how Kyra will have to deal with her mother's demands and a marriage proposal. This film is a bit disappointing. I'm not sure how to explain it. It is interesting, but I didn't find the second half very interesting. I did not like the way the story is told, because it is too abstract. It's like they don't explain why David does the things he does, but the audience doesn't really need to know why he does them. I don't think I'm the only one who thinks this. I think it's a shame the story was told this way. It's very hard to understand what is going on. It could have been much more interesting. I also don't understand why the story is about the relationship between David and Kyra. It is not about Kyra. It's about David and his mother. I don't think it's necessary to show the love between the father and his daughter. I don't think it's necessary to show that Kyra's relationship with her mother is difficult, but it is important for the audience to know what kind of relationship Kyra has with her mother. I didn't like that the film seemed to be too abstract, which could have been made much more interesting. Maybe it was because I didn't like the second half of the film. I liked the first half of the film, but the second half is not that interesting. I think it was a mistake to change the story a bit. Maybe I would have liked it if I didn't like the second half. The film is a good example of a story that could have been more interesting. It is still good though.

Wednesday, 27 May 2020 03:03

The only problem with this film is the almost unbearably annoying voice-over by the father who is trying to explain to the boy what a "Nana" is. I would rather listen to The Plates and Dr. Phil discuss this one. There's also some rather annoying voices throughout the film, and the sound quality is very bad in some scenes. Also, this film is obviously the work of a couple of young kids. But that's a minor quibble. The film is beautiful, and the photography is stunning, but the voice-over is annoying. I mean, it's not even remotely necessary to explain the plot. If you're a parent, just read the credits on the DVD and you'll have all the plot info you need.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 21:15

A lot of people are talking about the story of this film, and a lot of people are talking about how different it is from other stories of addiction. I can understand where they are coming from, but I am not really interested in that. What I am interested in is this film. I really like the performances, and the editing is really good. But I am a little confused about the idea of making this film about addiction. Because you never really know who these people are. They are all friends and co-workers, and there are also family members that may or may not be involved. They are all in their 30s, but some of them have had a long, successful professional career before they began abusing drugs. There are a lot of people in this film, but not a lot of them are drug addicts. It is a little bit of a mystery to me. There is no clear "person" who is addicted. I think the idea of this film is to let the audience go through the life of the main characters, and figure out what it is that they are dealing with. It is also a film about relationships. At first it seems to be an angry and depressed person, but as the story goes on you find out that there is a lot of depth and complexity in the person. I think it is a very powerful film. I am glad I saw it, and I can recommend it to others. I think the story is very powerful, and the performances are very good. I think it is a film that is worth watching.

Sunday, 24 May 2020 06:21

I really enjoyed this film, it is quite similar to A Simple Plan in that it was interesting and had some twists in the end. I liked how it dealt with sexuality. The director, Peter Adamson, was not really concerned with explaining the themes and the themes were the audience's. I liked the fact that it wasn't a straight movie and that I could relate to the lead character in that respect. I thought it was a really good movie and I hope that others will like it too.

Friday, 22 May 2020 23:02

I saw this movie last night at the Sidewalk Theatre in Manhattan. I had never heard of the movie before, but after seeing it, I have to say it is a very interesting film. It follows Kyra in her daily life, but it is her story that really makes this film. I have never been in the situation of a gay man being bullied at school, and I was definitely not prepared for the way this movie made me feel. If you are a gay man, and you have ever had a few drinks, or if you are on the fence about your sexuality, this movie will be very enlightening to you. You will find a lot of realism in this movie, and you will probably see a lot of contradictions in your own experience. My vote is eight, but if you have not seen this movie, then I recommend you see it. You will not be disappointed.

Thursday, 21 May 2020 15:35

The viewer can hardly find words to describe this remarkable story of a woman, who just wants to leave her life behind, and find the happiness and peace she so desperately sought. What she found was a woman who was now a different person, and she found the woman to be a goddess. This film is a powerful portrait of two people who are both sad and beautiful at the same time, and who both find themselves in love. It shows the ways in which humans, both old and young, can help each other and can overcome their own obstacles. A very beautiful film. If you are looking for a good movie that will lift you up and bring you closer to a greater purpose, this is the one.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 06:38

This movie, directed by James Gray, is based on a play by Stephen Collins. The story revolves around a boy and his older sister who are raised in the Mormon faith. The sister leaves the family when she gets a chance to see her father, who was a family friend of her mother. The two end up as foster children, where the brother ends up as a gangster, while the sister ends up as a prostitute. At first the story doesn't seem to have much of a point. However, it does. The story does work out. The movie is long, but it is a powerful and moving one. It is worth the watch, especially if you are a fan of the story. If you are not, you should give it a shot. It is worth the time.

Monday, 18 May 2020 18:53

Wow! So much time was spent to get the right actress, but all the effort was wasted. This is a great drama about a young woman who goes through a rough time and makes her mother angry. In the end she finds out that she can make the best of her life. The most important thing in this film is the relationship between mother and daughter. The mother is very strong and can be very scary. I was surprised that she was able to stay with the daughter through the tough times. The father is good, but not great. He is the father of the daughter and should have been the father that gets the blame for her past. The girl needs to grow up. The movie is very emotional and I could feel her pain and the family's pain. The ending was wonderful, and I felt I was watching a true story.

Sunday, 17 May 2020 11:26

What makes a movie great? It's not that good, it's that it is. This movie was not only amazing, it was also brilliant. The characters were so realistic, you could not help but root for the main character. What was so special about this movie was the cinematography, that made you feel like you were there in the moment. Not many movies have made me feel like that. I think it's because of the beauty of the shots. You could feel the flow of the movie. The cinematography and the acting is amazing. I would not be surprised if you could see it again and again. I highly recommend it. The only reason it didn't get a 10 was because I did not like the ending, and I think the ending is what turned people off. But overall, it's an 8/10

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 19:10

I really like this movie. It is very real, not scripted, and in many ways more realistic than the Oscar winner. It shows that the real world is not always the one that Hollywood is trying to make it. I was actually surprised by the language barrier. It is really worth seeing it.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 19:01

With such a complex topic and story, I thought the movie was definitely worth seeing. Kyra (Sarah Paulson) is a 17-year-old girl who has a difficult relationship with her father, her stepmother (Anna Kendrick) and her abusive stepfather (George Clooney). She has a great mother, but she has been in a lot of turmoil and pain. Her mother is an alcoholic and the father, who has some mental problems, doesn't know how to handle his daughter. When Kyra is older, she will turn 18 and she will be the next person to be cut off from her mother. The movie deals with the consequences of losing the family and the way to cope with that. I enjoyed the movie. I don't think it was an Oscar-worthy movie, but I would watch it again.

Monday, 13 Apr 2020 10:01

I like this movie. I was going to say, it's not for everyone. However, it's a great movie. First, the acting is great. I didn't think they could pull off the kids, but they did. Second, the story is great. The movie is worth watching. It was the first time I saw an Asian family in a movie. The parents were great, and I thought the sister was really good. The brother and sister did great. I'm not sure if I would see the movie again. But I would definitely recommend it.

Monday, 13 Apr 2020 02:47

I loved this film, but it doesn't seem to have any of the elements that make an excellent film: something I believe most other reviewers can agree with, and that is the soundtrack. It's never a great soundtrack, but it's worth noting. The film itself is well made, and at times, the writing is very good. It's just that some of the scenes were so obvious that it's difficult to believe they were all that necessary. Some of the acting, while fine, was a little to cringy for me. I think it's the writing that I'm the least pleased with. Some of the lines felt very forced, and were thrown in there just for the sake of throwing them in. It may not be a big problem for some people, but it didn't make me feel like I was in the film for all the little things that are missing. Some of the directing, however, was excellent. Overall, I was a little disappointed in this film, but I'm glad that I went to see it. I was definitely not expecting a masterpiece, and I'm certainly glad that I didn't go expecting one.

Monday, 13 Apr 2020 02:07

I didn't know much about this movie until I found out that it was on TV and my friend told me to watch it. I never saw this movie in theaters, but I am glad that I did because I really enjoyed it. This is a good film because it is a true story. It shows that you never know what will happen to you or anyone you love in life, and that's what makes a movie great. This is a movie about a woman who had the power to make others happy and it's very real. It shows that even in the worst of situations, sometimes people have a chance to make a difference and make someone happy. The main character was played by the wonderful Rachel McAdams and she really brought her role to life. She really made the movie what it was. This is a film about the importance of love and the importance of caring for others and it really showed how the key to happiness and love are a little bit out of reach, but once you give it a chance, you can make a difference. I loved this movie because it was so relatable. There were things that happened in this movie that I could relate to, and it showed that people do things to make someone happy, and it makes me feel like I can do the same thing. It's a movie about life, love and how sometimes you can't get what you want, but it's better than not having anything at all. It's also a movie about life's lessons, and it's good that people can learn something from it. It's also a movie about how life is full of ups and downs, and sometimes, you can't always predict how it's going to turn out. Life is full of ups and downs, and you never know when you're going to get lucky or bad, and that's why I really enjoyed this movie. Overall, I really enjoyed this movie. It's a film about a woman who used her power to make others happy and it's a real life story that I would definitely recommend.

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