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10 Movies That Are Too Sad To Watch Twice
Still Alice (2014) Pierces Through The Toughest Hearts In The Audience
Lisa Genova's award-winning novel about a linguistics professor with early-onset familial Alzheimer's was adapted into a heartbreaking film starring Juliane Moore. Alice Howland is diagnosed with a debilitating disease she didn't see coming, and she gradually begins losing her memories.

Unable to deal with the situation, Alice's husband abandons her, forcing her youngest daughter to take care of her. Juliane Moore's performance is nothing less than devastating, with critics praising her "transparent emotional presence." Still Alice pierces through the toughest hearts in the audience and leaves them gasping for air.
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Kristen Stewart’s 20 best performances – ranked!
13. Still Alice (2014)
Julianne Moore, on Oscar-winning form, takes centre-stage as a linguistics professor losing her memory to early onset Alzheimer’s. But Stewart quietly serves up a consummate supporting performance as one of her daughters, a would-be actor who moves back home to care for her mother.
Here's the link, https://www.theguardian.com/film/202...egaFoVqvUi6EzI

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10 Performances That Prove Kristen Stewart Isn't Just ‘The Twilight Girl'
Still Alice
2014 was an excellent year for Stewart. She starred as a guard struggling with the morality of her job in the Guantanamo Bay set Camp X-Ray, co-led Clouds of Sils Maria, and supported Julianne Moore in Still Alice. She's excellent in each of these roles, which speaks to the old saying that “there are no small roles, only small actors.”

In Still Alice, Stewart plays Lydia, the youngest daughter of linguistics professor Alice (Julianne Moore). She and the rest of her family must come to terms with her mother's severe Alzheimer's diagnosis. The movie belongs to Moore as the central character who receives and must make peace with her prognosis. But the supporting cast, including Alec Baldwin and Kate Bosworth alongside Stewart, lends the movie the genuine sense of family needed to make it a success.

As the film goes on, Lydia becomes the only member of the family who is willing and able to be around Alice as she struggles to remember things and recognize her family. Stewart's performance, which certainly gets a boost from her chemistry with Moore, is devastatingly bittersweet in the film's final moments. So it's easy to see why the film ends with a scene between her and Moore.
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Hearing this news made me think of "Still Alice."
Chris Hemsworth's taking increased risk of Alzheimer's in stride — and taking a break
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"I Cried Like A Baby": 23 Celebrities Who Have Talked About The Movies That Made Them Weep
21.Jade Thirlwall from Little Mix wept while watching Julianne Moore in Still Alice (2014). She called it an "incredible film" and said she hopes it "creates more awareness and understanding for this tragic disease [Alzheimer's]."
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Julianne Moore’s Best Indie Movies, Ranked
Julianne Moore's wide-ranging filmography has a lot of brilliant indie movies in it. Here are the best of them, ranked.
Still Alice (2014)
Arguably, Moore’s best-praised performance is in Still Alice, for which she won an Oscar. She plays Alice, a professor who develops Alzheimer’s disease and must learn to navigate life in a new way. Some of her family members are played by Alec Baldwin, Kristen Stewart, and Kate Bosworth, with Stewart putting in a particularly impressive performance.

While the subject is dark, the movie doesn’t fall into hopeless misery, there are uplifting moments too. It’s unsurprising that this is the role Moore won an Oscar for since she truly is the centerpiece of the movie, with every moment hingeing on the success of her performance.
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Top 9 Book-to-Screen Adaptations of the Last Decade
7. "Still Alice" (2014)
Based on Lisa Genova's novel, "Still Alice" presents a harrowing yet humanizing portrait of early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Julianne Moore, who took home an Oscar for her nuanced performance, plays Alice Howland, a renowned linguistics professor diagnosed with the devastating condition. The film offers a gut-wrenching journey into her life, as she grapples with the rapid erosion of her memory and identity. Alec Baldwin, as her husband, and Kristen Stewart, as her youngest daughter, complement Moore's tour-de-force performance. The filmmakers shot this emotionally charged drama in a mere 23 days!
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