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Wildflower (2000)

Maximum Passion. Maximum Risk.

3.3audience score
6 votes on TMDB
Released January 7, 2000Runtime 1h 32mDirector David Michael Latt

When a scion of LA industry dies in the arms of a prostitute who won't hand him his heart tablets, his three squabbling adult children head for a weekend at the family's remote, high-desert cabin to sort out the estate. Ethan, the ambitious, cruel eldest brings his mousy wife Jackie. The ne'er-do-well brother Dennis, with an alcoholic past and big gambling debts, brings his new girlfriend, Zoey. The youngest, Audrey, seems detached. At a rural gas station, Dennis rescues a woman from an abusive boyfriend, and he invites her to stay with them. She's Nichol, and she looks vaguely familiar. Who's aligned with whom in the struggle for money and control? Who's weak, who's strong?

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Cast of Wildflower

C.C. Costigan

C.C. Costigan

Nichol
Kim Little

Kim Little

Audrey Hobbs
Chris Hoffman

Chris Hoffman

Dennis Hobbs
Tamie Sheffield

Tamie Sheffield

Zoe

About Wildflower

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Who stars in Wildflower?

Wildflower stars C.C. Costigan, Kim Little, Chris Hoffman, Dean Stapleton, Kristina Estlund.

Who directed Wildflower?

Wildflower was directed by David Michael Latt.

How long is Wildflower?

Wildflower has a runtime of 1h 32m.

What is Wildflower about?

When a scion of LA industry dies in the arms of a prostitute who won't hand him his heart tablets, his three squabbling adult children head for a weekend at the family's remote, high-desert cabin to sort out the estate. Ethan, the ambitious, cruel eldest brings his mousy wife Jackie. The ne'er-do-well brother Dennis, with an alcoholic past and big gambling debts, brings his new girlfriend, Zoey. The youngest, Audrey, seems detached. At a rural gas station, Dennis rescues a woman from an abusive boyfriend, and he invites her to stay with them. She's Nichol, and she looks vaguely familiar. Who's aligned with whom in the struggle for money and control? Who's weak, who's strong?