Rachel Hendrix (film)
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Stewart Lippe
Kim Sandwich
| Rachel Hendrix | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Victor Nuñez |
| Written by | Victor Nuñez |
| Produced by | Heidi Levitt Stewart Lippe |
| Starring | Lori Singer Kim Sandwich |
| Cinematography | William Tanner Sampson |
| Edited by | Victor Nuñez |
| Music by | Charles Engstrom |
Release dates |
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Running time | 119 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Rachel Hendrix is a 2023 American drama film written and directed by Victor Nuñez and starring Lori Singer and Kim Sandwich.
Rachel Hendrix, an author and college professor, is still griveing one year after her husband's death during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. She meets Ann, a young writer, that inspires her to regain her sense of purpose.
Cast
- Lori Singer as Rachel Hendrix
- Catherine Dent as Em Evans
- Kim Sandwich as Ann Evans
- Hugo Armstrong as Carl Hendrix
- Kersti Bryan as Susan Sparrow
- Philip Casnoff as Jerry Rorty
- Roxanne Hart as Diane Wilson
Release
The film premiered at the 38th Santa Barbara International Film Festival.[1][2] Rachel Hendrix will be included in the July 8–9, 2023 American Cinematheque retrospective of Nunez's work.[3] In the film's program notes, Jim Hemphill described it as "an expansion of Nunez’s work, not a repetition", and as "a late career masterpiece with another stunning performance at its center."[4]