Captives of the very relationships that define and sustain them, nine women resiliently meet the travails and disappointments of life.

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Nine Lives (2005)

Every life has a story. And every story has a life of its own.

★ 6.1/10 September 2, 2005 115 min

DramaRomance

Director: Rodrigo García  ·  Writer: Rodrigo García

Captives of the very relationships that define and sustain them, nine women resiliently meet the travails and disappointments of life.

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Director

Rodrigo García Rodrigo García

Cast

Kathy Baker Kathy Baker Camille Amy Brenneman Amy Brenneman Lorna Elpidia Carrillo Elpidia Carrillo Sandra Glenn Close Glenn Close Maggie Stephen Dillane Stephen Dillane Martin Dakota Fanning Dakota Fanning Maria William Fichtner William Fichtner Andrew LisaGay Hamilton LisaGay Hamilton Holly Holly Hunter Holly Hunter Sonia Jason Isaacs Jason Isaacs Damien Joe Mantegna Joe Mantegna Richard Ian McShane Ian McShane Larry

User Reviews (1)

Kenneth Axel Carlsson
Kenneth Axel Carlsson January 2, 2015
★ 5/10

Nine lives, which isn't exactly true. There are definitely more than nine lives in this movie, but you could also choose to think of the title a bit differently. Like, they say a cat has nine lives, meaning that you can try and kill it, but its nearly impossible, it will just keep coming back. It is sorta the same thing with the nine women of this movie. They have all endured hardship in their lives, but they are impossible to kill (not that anyone is trying, except maybe one of the women themselves). To break down the plot of this movie is not easily done. It is about people, it is about relationship, love, hatred, betrayal and so many other things, but ultimately, it is about life... and death. When the movie was done, it returned to the main screen of the dvd menu, and something caught my eyes. There were two animals in the picture, a white dove flying (a symbol of peace and live),…