Jessica Lange star as Lillian Hall, a fictional Broadway star grappling with dementia. Loosely based on the life of American stage actress Marian Seldes (whose niece Elisabeth Seldes Annacone is the screenwriter) the film explores Hall’s struggles as her memory loss begins to affect her personal relationships and career. Kathy Bates delivers a no-nonsense performance as Edith, Hall’s longtime friend and assistant. Their friendship is fiery and honest, with Edith always caring for Hall’s best interests. Lange delivers a moving portrayal of Hall, expertly expressing a wide range of emotions. Her talent and versatility know no bounds and there’s a reason she’s been awarded an Oscar, a Tony, and an Emmy, and is widely regarded as one of the most respected and talented actors of her generation. The supporting cast (Lily Rabe as Hall’s neglected daughter Margaret, Jesse Williams as the play’s director David, and Pierce Brosnan as Hall’s neighbor Ty) are exceptional. A journey in superb storytelling that excels in all aspects.