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Squatters

2014 · 102 min · Director: Martin Weisz ★ IMDb 5.7 · 2,172 ratings

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In Venice, California, Kelley Tanner and Jonas Trumball are homeless teenagers who live on the beach and spend the day using drugs, drinking booze and shoplifting to survive. One day, Jonas overhears a conversation in a parking area between a woman named Evelyn and her housekeeper, and Evelyn tells that she will travel for one month with her husband David and she gives the alarm code to her servant. Jonas sees the chance to rob the house and brings Kelley with him. Kelley is in need of family love since she was a foster girl that left her foster house to live on the streets, and she spends the days watching the home videos of Evelyn, David, their son Michael, who has a poster of "The Kid" in his room, and their deceased daughter Stephanie. But Jonas is interested in robbing as much as possible to start a new life in Mexico. He meets a dangerous criminal to fence the jewelry and the Porsches of the family. But the family returns and Kelley and Jonas need to flee from the house. When Kelley is wandering on the streets, she stumbles upon a movie theater that is showing Charles Chaplin's "The Kid". She buys a ticket and realizes that she is alone in the theater; out of the blue, Michael enters the theater and sits near her. Soon they drink coffee together and Michael dates Kelley and falls in love with her. Kelly does not disclose her past to Michael but soon she is haunted by what she did.

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Squatters (2014) — Movie. Top emotional signals: Anxiety 30%, Empathy 25%, Sadness 20%. Source: AI estimate. Shares describe emotional signal, not percentages of people. Your experience may differ. How we measure

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Cast

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Gabriella Wilde

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Gabriella Wilde

Kelly Tanner

Luke Grimes

Michael Silverman

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Gia Mantegna

Stephanie Silverman

Lolita Davidovich

Evelyn Silverman

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Mimi Kennedy

Judge Janovich

Andrew Howard

Ronald Smythe

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Lewis Powell

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Details

Directed by
Martin Weisz
Written by
Justin Shilton, Justin Shilton
Type
Movies
Released
2014
Runtime
102 min
Country
USA
Genres
Drama, Crime
Ratings
★ IMDb 5.7 · 2,172 ratings
Feels mostly
Anxiety
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