Prime Movie

Director:
Ben Younger

Writer (WGA):
Ben Younger (written by)

Release Date:
28 October 2005 (USA)

Genre:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Cast :
RAFI - Uma Thurman
DAVID - Bryan Greenberg
LISA - Meryl Streep
MORRIS - Jon Abrahams
RANDALL - Zak Orth
KATHERINE - Annie Parisse
MICHELLE - Aubrey Dollar
SAM - Jerry Adler
BLANCH - Doris Belack

Original Sound Track :
1. Ghostwriter (Remix) - Performed By RJD2
2. In A Sentimental Mood - Performed By Duke Ellington And John Coltrane 　
3. Peach Trees - Performed By Rufus Wainwright
4. Rafi And David - Composed By Ryan Shore 　
5. Fake French - Performed By Le Tigre 　
6. Isn't This A Lovely Day - Performed By Stacey Kent
7. Still Got Me - Performed By Daniel Merriweather
8. Shelter - Performed By Ray LaMontagne 　
9. Laylo - Performed By Debbie Nova 　
10. Try - Performed By Sidsel Endresen / Bugge Wesseltoft 　
11. I Wish You Love - Performed By Rachael Yamagata 　
12. Prime Suite - Composed By Ryan Shore

Plot :
Two women get a new and unusual perspective on the doctor/patient relationship in this romantic comedy. Rafi Gardet (Uma Thurman) is a woman in her mid-thirties who has recently gone through a messy divorce. Rafi has been seeing an analyst, Lisa Metzger (Meryl Streep), as she struggles to get back on her feet emotionally and look for new love. Rafi meets a man named David Bloomberg (Bryan Greenberg), and the two quickly hit it off, but Rafi isn't sure if she should pursue the relationship, since David is only 23 years old. After discussing the burgeoning romance during one of their weekly sessions, Lisa urges Rafi to take a plunge with David, and not be afraid to seek out the companionship she needs. However, there's something about David that Lisa doesn't know -- he's her son. Rafi doesn't know that Lisa is David's mother, either, and both psychiatrist and patient are thrown for a loop when they learn the truth. Prime was originally intended to star Sandra Bullock as Rafi, but she dropped out of the project shortly before filming began, reportedly due to disagreements with the director over the script, with Thurman taking her place. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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