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Echo Valley film review — Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney star in delightedly twisty thriller

  • Echo Valley, a 2025 thriller starring Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney, premiered on AppleTV+ starting June 12, set in rural Pennsylvania.
  • The film explores grief after Kate's wife Patty died nine months before the story, while Claire, Kate's troubled daughter, brings conflict and danger.
  • Moore plays Kate, a grieving horse trainer, and Sweeney portrays Claire, whose addiction and recklessness disrupt Kate's life amid a community that supports them.
  • Critics noted the first half’s strong emotional depth and Moore’s performance, while the second half veers into suspense with standouts from Gleeson and Fiona Shaw.
  • Echo Valley's portrayal of mother-daughter dynamics and rural solidarity suggests appeal to viewers familiar with its themes, though its pacing and twist divided opinion.
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The "Mare of Easttown" author is back with another charged drama about a woman in grief. Julianne Moore is magnificent as always, but the story is too overloaded and contrived to grip, writes Wanda Bendjelloul, who nevertheless enjoys fine supporting roles.

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Set up to protect her daughter Claire (Sydney Sweeney), a heroin addict who has just committed a crime, Kate Garrett (Julianne Moore) will take a dark journey to clear her name while her Pennsylvania farm falls apart. Echo Valley is the thriller who arrives on Apple TV this Friday, written by Brad Ingelsby, creator of Mare of Easttown and led by Michael Pearce, who tries to give a new and deeper look at the suspense. "It was to find something th…

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Financial Times broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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