"Clara has never forgiven her mother, a professional photographer, for posing the young girl in the nude in her photographs. Now grown and married she learns that her mother is in failing health, and Clara decides to visit her."@en
"After years of estrangement from her famous photographer mother, Ruth Dunne, Clara Brodeur returns to New York City when her mother falls ill and is forced to reconcile the challenges of the past and the new life in Maine she has built for herself."@en
"After years of estrangement from her famous photographer mother, Ruth Dunne, Clara Brodeur returns to New York City when her mother falls ill and is forced to reconcile the challenges of the past and the new life in Maine she has built for herself."
"Clara Brodeur is the youngest daughter and muse of Ruth Dunne, a famous Manhattan photographer who made her name shooting Sally Mann-style (read: nude and provocative) photos of a young Clara. Unable to bear the humiliation of being "the girl in those pictures," Clara runs away from home at 18. Fourteen years later and still estranged from her mother, Clara's living in Maine with her husband and daughter when her older sister calls and tells her Ruth is in failing health. Clara travels back to Manhattan, where she comes to terms with her family and herself."
"De dochter van een Amerikaanse fotografe, die beroemd werd met naaktfoto's van haar kind, neemt het haar terminaal zieke moeder kwalijk dat ze door deze foto's publiek bezit werd."

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