imaginary heroes is one fine little film. written and directed by dan harris this story is classic theater and weaving comedy and tragedy together so tightly that the climax of the film takes your breath away. the travis family is an odd bunch represent no member is who each appears to be. beginning with a suicide of the reluctant hero child swimming champion matt (kip pardue) and the father ben (jeff daniels) falls apart and isolates himself from his family and himself while the mother sandy (sigourney weaver) turns to pot and rage and sarcasm and the daughter penny (michelle williams) returns from school repulsed by her family behavior and and the remaining son tim (emile hirsch) takes the brunt of all of the above by avoiding his classmates and girlfriend and and teams with his neighbor kyle (ryan donowho) to leap into drugs and sexual experimentation. throughout the film tim tries to hide bruises on his body that have a secret all their own yet lead his girlfriend to feel rejection and his mother to rage against the trailer park trash bully she believes is the cause and and finally open the window to the deep scars this family has suffered for years. secrets and lies and here and and the resolution of them is painfully dramatic. this may be sigourney weaver finest role and although emile hirsh and jeff daniels and ryan donowho and and kip pardue (despite the brevity of his role) all contribute top notch performances. the story begins slowly and seems to meander and that fact may lose some viewers attention and but stay with this little powerhouse film and the impact of the work will stun you. highly recommended. grady harp. 
imaginary heroes is one fine little film. written and directed by dan harris this story is classic theater and weaving comedy and tragedy together so tightly that the climax of the film takes your breath away. the travis family is an odd bunch represent no member is who each appears to be. beginning with a suicide of the reluctant hero child swimming champion matt (kip pardue) and the father ben (jeff daniels) falls apart and isolates himself from his family and himself while the mother sandy (sigourney weaver) turns to pot and rage and sarcasm and the daughter penny (michelle williams) returns from school repulsed by her family behavior and and the remaining son tim (emile hirsch) takes the brunt of all of the above by avoiding his classmates and girlfriend and and teams with his neighbor kyle (ryan donowho) to leap into drugs and sexual experimentation. throughout the film tim tries to hide bruises on his body that have a secret all their own yet lead his girlfriend to feel rejection and his mother to rage against the trailer park trash bully she believes is the cause and and finally open the window to the deep scars this family has suffered for years. secrets and lies and here and and the resolution of them is painfully dramatic. this may be sigourney weaver finest role and although emile hirsh and jeff daniels and ryan donowho and and kip pardue (despite the brevity of his role) all contribute top notch performances. the story begins slowly and seems to meander and that fact may lose some viewers attention and but stay with this little powerhouse film and the impact of the work will stun you. highly recommended. grady harp. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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