Blush (2019): Cast & Ratings
Blush is a 2019 drama directed by Debra Eisenstadt, starring Catherine Curtin as Gail, Christine Woods and Sarah Butler. It runs 1 hour 41 minutes. Its Echo Score is 85/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 41m (101 min)
- Director
- Debra Eisenstadt
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- ACE Pictures Entertainment
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Blush About?
The premise of Blush without spoilers.
When a troubled suburban mom cat sits for her sister, she finds herself caught up in the scandalous lives of the next-door neighbors.
Blush Cast & Characters
Catherine Curtin leads the cast as Gail, with Christine Woods as Gemma Jean and Sarah Butler as Office Assistant. Directed by Debra Eisenstadt; 32 actors are credited in all.
- Director Debra Eisenstadt
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Catherine Curtin as Gail -
Christine Woods as Gemma Jean - Sarah Butler as Office Assistant
- Wendi McLendon-Covey as Cathy
Also Starring in Blush
· 28 more- Steve Little Matthew
- Max Burkholder Xander
- Graham Sibley Paul
- AprilAnn Dais Teacher
- Jocelyn Ayanna New Angel Committee Member
- Amy Anderson Exhausted Angel Committee Member
- Michael Rivkin Tod
- Kate Blumberg Mary
- Tu Morrow Emma
- Leonora Pitts Len's Girlfriend
- Lucinda Clare Enthusiastic Angel Committee member
- Naomi Ekperigin Irritated Angel Committee Member
- Chris Pentzell Eavesdropping Angel Committee Member
- Elaine Brammell Party guest
- Kate Alberts Tara
- Kristjan Aru Student
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- Ted Elrick Wally
- Keri Safran Kitten Mom
- Phylicia Townes Teacher
- Imogene Elias Dancer
- Theresa Laib Student
- Anna Lamadrid Len
- Meredith Michal Grace
- Sheila M. Robinson Personal Trainer Mya
- Chok Suwanavisootr Student
- PaSean Wilson Social Media Angel Committee Member
- Gabbie Woodworth Teen - Daisy
- Sameer Ali Khan
Blush Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 85/100, strongest in character & emotion (92) and weakest in story & flow (78).
Blush Echo Score Breakdown
Blush delivers a largely positive viewing experience anchored by strong performances and thoughtful direction, though occasional pacing lapses detract from its momentum. Reviewers consistently commend the lead actress and the film's honest tone, while noting that the narrative can feel drawn out at times. The sensory elements add a modestly engaging layer, supporting the film's emotional core. Overall, the consensus leans toward recommendation, with the film offering enough depth to merit repeated viewings.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 86
In terms of direction and production, critics praise the film's competent craftsmanship, highlighting balanced editing and a modestly effective visual style. A few reviewers point out an abrupt piano introduction, suggesting minor tonal inconsistency. Overall, the technical execution is viewed as solid, contributing positively to the film’s presentation.
- Character & Emotion 92
When evaluating character work, the consensus emphasizes nuanced performances, especially from the lead actress, whose portrayal is described as compelling and relatable. Supporting roles receive commendation for depth and chemistry, creating an authentic ensemble dynamic. The acting is repeatedly identified as a principal strength, reinforcing the film’s emotional resonance.
- Story & Flow 78
Regarding narrative structure, reviewers note a thematically rich but unevenly paced story. The plot tackles mature subjects and offers moments of humor, yet some find the length excessive and the payoff unsatisfying. Despite these critiques, the storyline is generally regarded as engaging and thought‑provoking.
- Sensory Experience 80
In the sensory domain, the film’s soundtrack and ambient sounds receive positive mention, with the humming background and piano elements described as balanced after an initial jolt. Visual style is considered modestly trippy, enhancing thematic moments without overwhelming the narrative. Overall, sensory components support the viewing experience.
- Rewatch Factor 84
Assessing rewatch potential, critics highlight the film’s relatable humor and authentic insights into everyday life as drivers for repeat viewings. The blend of comedy and deeper themes provides lasting appeal, and several reviewers express willingness to revisit the film. Consequently, its replay value is viewed as strong.
Blush Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Blush.
Cars in Blush
12 cars on screen, including the 2016 Land-Rover Discovery Sport and the 2013 Acura RDX.
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2016 Land-Rover Discovery Sport Main role -
2013 Acura RDX Minor role -
2010 Buick LaCrosse Minor role -
2017 Ford Focus Minor role
Blush Also Known As
4 alternative titles, including “Imaginary Order” and “이매지너리 오더”.
- Also known as
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- Imaginary Order
- 이매지너리 오더
- Воображаемый порядок
- 想象级
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Blush FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Blush, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Blush?
Blush runs 1 hour 41 minutes (101 minutes).
When was Blush released?
Blush was released on January 26, 2019.
Who directed Blush?
Blush was directed by Debra Eisenstadt.
More films by Debra Eisenstadt Who is in the cast of Blush?
Blush stars Catherine Curtin as Gail, Christine Woods as Gemma Jean and Sarah Butler as Office Assistant, among 32 credited actors.
Does Blush have a post-credit scene?
No. Blush has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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