Amy & Isabelle

Year: 2001

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Lloyd Kramer

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In 1971 small‑town Maine, lonely secretary Isabelle Goodrow raises teenage daughter Amy alone, with only two coworkers as friends. When Amy, overprotected, is seduced by math teacher Peter Robertson, Isabelle’s world unravels, straining their bond. Isabelle eventually reconnects with Amy by revealing long‑held secrets from her past.

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