Crooked Hearts

"Crooked Hearts" is a drama centered on an upper-middle class family in Washington state grappling with personal failures, infidelities, and hidden secrets. The story follows 26-year-old Charley, who still lives at home and harbors simmering anger towards his father, Edward. The family's fragile dynamic further unravels when Charley's younger brother, Tom, returns home after dropping out of college, bringing along his unstable girlfriend, Marriet, whose presence intensifies the household tensions.

Trivia:
1. "Crooked Hearts" marked the directorial debut of Bill Bennet, who previously worked extensively as a screenwriter.
2. The film was shot on location in Washington state, using real homes to enhance the authentic feel of the family's environment.
3. The casting of Juliette Lewis as Marriet, a character with a volatile presence, was praised for bringing an intense and unpredictable energy that greatly impacted the film's dynamic.

Main Cast of Crooked Hearts

Crew of Crooked Hearts