Ashgrove (2022): Cast & Ratings
Ashgrove is a 2022 drama directed by Jeremy Lalonde, starring Amanda Brugel as Jennifer, Christine Horne and Natalie Brown. It runs 1 hour 33 minutes. Its Echo Score is 80/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 33m (93 min)
- Director
- Jeremy Lalonde
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Banana-Moon Sky Films
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Ashgrove About?
The premise of Ashgrove without spoilers.
What happened at… Set during a pandemic that affects the world’s water supply, one of the world’s top scientists is battling to find a cure.
Ashgrove Themes & Keywords
· 19 tags- scientist
- end of the world
- water supply
- scientific research
- near future
- husband wife relationship
- weekend retreat
- friendship
- cooking
- lake
- couple in a row boat
- pandemic
+7 more Show fewer
- surname as title
- ukulele
- reference to clark kent
- co written by director
- writer director producer
- co written by actor
- actor producer
Ashgrove Cast & Characters
Amanda Brugel leads the cast as Jennifer, with Christine Horne as Dr. Lakeland and Natalie Brown as Sammy. Directed by Jeremy Lalonde; 6 actors are credited in all.
- Director Jeremy Lalonde
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Amanda Brugel as Jennifer -
Christine Horne as Dr. Lakeland - Natalie Brown as Sammy
- Sugith Varughese as Frank
Also Starring in Ashgrove
· 2 more- Jonas Chernick Jason
- Shawn Doyle Elliot
More from Jeremy Lalonde
More films directed by Jeremy Lalonde, best-rated first: James vs. His Future Self, How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town, Daniel's Gotta Die and James vs. His Future Self.
Ashgrove Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 80/100, strongest in character & emotion (88) and weakest in sensory experience (66).
Ashgrove Echo Score Breakdown
Ashgrove delivers a resonant blend of intimate drama and speculative elements, earning a generally favorable consensus among critics. The film’s focus on humanity amid a futuristic crisis is praised for its emotional weight and thoughtful narrative, while occasional pacing issues and underutilized ideas are noted. Though not without flaws, the overall impression is that the movie succeeds in offering a poignant, character‑centric experience that lingers beyond its modest budget.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 72
Regarding direction and visual craftsmanship, critics acknowledge a restrained yet effective style that serves the story’s intimate tone. The cinematography employs an understated palette, complementing the modest production design without drawing attention to budget constraints. Editing maintains a measured rhythm, allowing scenes to breathe. While not groundbreaking, the overall artful execution supports the film’s thematic aims.
- Character & Emotion 88
Character work stands out as the film’s strongest element, with the two leads delivering nuanced, emotionally resonant performances. Their chemistry anchors the narrative, conveying the strain of personal loss amid larger stakes. Supporting actors contribute depth, reinforcing the central relationship’s credibility. The collective ensemble captures contemporary anxieties, though occasional underdevelopment of secondary figures is noted. Overall, the character portrayals elevate the dramatic impact.
- Story & Flow 78
The narrative weaves personal memory with speculative concepts, offering a thoughtful examination of truth and sacrifice. Critics commend its intelligent, character‑driven plot that avoids overt exposition, allowing themes to emerge organically. Some reviewers, however, observe that promising ideas are not fully realized, leading to occasional uneven pacing. Yet the overall storytelling succeeds in presenting a compelling, if modestly scoped, meditation on human connection.
- Sensory Experience 66
Auditory and visual elements are subdued, aligning with the film’s intimate focus. The sound design subtly underscores emotional beats without overwhelming dialogue, and the score complements the reflective mood. Visual composition relies on restrained framing and muted colors, reinforcing the domestic setting. While the sensory palette lacks distinct flair, it effectively serves the narrative tone, though some viewers may find it understated.
- Rewatch Factor 76
Rewatch potential is bolstered by the film’s layered themes and strong central performances, inviting viewers to uncover new nuances on subsequent viewings. The subtle storytelling rewards attentive audiences, and its emotional resonance remains impactful over time. Though its modest scope may limit broader appeal, the lingering questions and character depth encourage repeat engagement.
Ashgrove Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Ashgrove.
Ashgrove Also Known As
5 alternative titles, including “La Pandemia del Agua” and “與水同行”.
- Also known as
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- La Pandemia del Agua
- 與水同行
- 阿什格罗夫
- 닥터 애쉬그로브
- A Pandemia da Água
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Ashgrove FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Ashgrove, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Ashgrove?
Ashgrove runs 1 hour 33 minutes (93 minutes).
When was Ashgrove released?
Ashgrove was released on March 3, 2022.
Who directed Ashgrove?
Ashgrove was directed by Jeremy Lalonde.
More films by Jeremy Lalonde Who is in the cast of Ashgrove?
Ashgrove stars Amanda Brugel as Jennifer, Christine Horne as Dr. Lakeland and Natalie Brown as Sammy, among 6 credited actors.
Does Ashgrove have a post-credit scene?
No. Ashgrove has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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