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Summary

A successful woman in New York City finds her life upended when she is forced to confront a dark truth that threatens to unravel her meticulously crafted life.

Cast

Mila Kunis

Ani Fanelli

Chiara Aurelia

Young Ani

Finn Wittrock

Luke Harrison

Connie Britton

Dina

Scoot McNairy

Andrew Larson

Justine Lupe

Nell Rutherford

Dalmar Abuzeid

Aaron Wickersham

Alex Barone

Dean Barton

Jennifer Beals

Lolo Vincent

Carson MacCormac

Young Dean

Thomas Barbusca

Arthur Finnerman

Isaac Kragten

Liam Ross

Gage Munroe

Peyton Powell

Alexandra Beaton

Hilary Hutchinson

Nicole Huff

Olivia Kaplan

Rebecca Ablack

Beth Fuller

David Webster

Ben Hunter

Brigitte Robinson

Mrs. Harrison

Peter Nelson

Mr. Harrison

Leah Pinsent

Hallsy Harrison

Sonia Beeksma

Elenor Whitman

Kylee Evans

Whitney Larson

John Beale

Headmaster Mayer

Angela Besharah

Mrs. Hurst

Jami Tennille

Bloomberg Journalist

Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll

Salesman W&S

Meher Pavri

Bridal Salesgirl #1

Melody Shang

Bridal Tailor

Susan Hamann

Wealthy Woman

Dani Pagliarello

Pizzeria Waitress

Noah Lamanna

Hostess

Thomas Duhig

Waiter

Byron Abalos

Taxi Driver

Dalien World

Uniformed Police #1

Raevv'n Leedham

Magazine Intern

Katie Sexton

The NYC Role Model

James Hicks

Ripped Instructor

Jessica Angleskhan

Today Show Host

Jenna Kray

Woman on Subway Stairs

dL Sams

Subway Woman #1

Helena Betancourt

Subway Woman #2

Katherine Cortez

Subway Woman #3

Gabrielle Hespe

Devon

Anne Windsland

Landry

Emily Klassen

Wedding Planner

Rividu Mendis

Kirklyn Cashier

Kaylee Harwood

Woman #1 at Book Signing

Molly Kidder

Woman #2 at Book Signing

Josh Alscher

Young White Man on Subway

Nneka Elliott

Today Show Host

Robin Schisler

Woman in Living Room

Alana Pancyr

Woman in Airport

Sheila Isaro

Woman in Office

Crew

Director

Mike Barker

Novel, Screenplay

Jessica Knoll

Reviews

RalphRahal

December 14, 2024

I enjoyed Luckiest Girl Alive, especially the directing, cinematography, and overall production quality. Visually, it’s really well done, and the way Mike Barker brought Ani’s world to life was impressive. The contrast between her seemingly perfect life and the darker, more haunting parts of her past was captured beautifully.

That being said, the plot felt a bit too packed for me. It’s like they tried to cram too much into the runtime, which made the storyline feel rushed and kind of hectic at times. Some parts that could have been explored more deeply were glossed over, and it made the pacing feel uneven. It’s almost like they were trying to do too much at once.

I also felt like the movie didn’t always let things sink in properly. Some of the more intense moments felt like they were brushed past too quickly, which took away from the emotional impact. It’s a shame because there are some powerful themes in there that could’ve hit harder if they’d had more room to breathe.

Overall, though, I still enjoyed it. Mila Kunis gave a great performance, and the film does a solid job at keeping you engaged, even if it doesn’t quite stick the landing in terms of pacing or depth.