Adam Bloom

On a quiet summer evening, a torn and frayed Will Morrison (LUKAS HAAS) shows up at Mary (WENDY CREWSON) and Arthur (R.H. THOMSON) Bloom's remote island cottage after a long, unexplained absence. The Blooms, parents of Will's best friend Daniel (ADAM SCOTT), welcome him into their home. Will explains he has returned because his first novel is about to be published. After being summoned by mother's phone call, Daniel arrives from New York City where he has become a very successful writer. It quickly becomes clear that Will and Daniel are no longer close friends and essentially despise one another. With a major showdown looming between the two, Maggie Morrison (MOLLY PARKER), Will's wife and Daniel's former teenage love arrives at the dock. Maggie is furious with Will for abandoning her, Daniel longs for the girl that got way, and worries that his bright light will once again be eclipsed by his friend's dark star.

Who Loves the Sun -- http://www.wholovesthesun.com ABOUT THE FILM: Will Morrison (LUKAS HAAS) and Daniel Bloom (ADAM SCOTT) were the best of friends. They grew up together. Went to the same schools. Liked the same records. Loved the same girls. Daniel was Will s best man at his wedding to Maggie Claire (MOLLY PARKER). Then one day Will disappeared without a word. Half a decade later he re-surfaces and sets off a tsunami of unforeseeable events. Shot against the gorgeous backdrop of the Canadian Shield, WHO LOVES THE SUN is a thoughtful, evocative portrayal of friendship, love, longing and the sometimes static nature of life. Combining the powers of observance and understatement, director Matt Bissonnette (http://www.matthewbissonnette.com) is able to render an emotional tale of three friends who struggle to find meaning in their lives. WHO LOVES THE SUN features perfectly pitched performances, a great soundtrack from Portastatic, songs from the Silver Jews, and some hilariously realistic bad fighting. Critics' Pick - L.A. Weekly Great Canadian movie… layered and complex without being so melancholy and pretentious. - The National Post * * * * (4 out of 5 stars) A smart new angle on the love triangle Montreal Gazette * * * * (4 out of 5 stars) Who Loves the Sun? We do. - Toronto Sun * * * * (4 out of 5 stars) A case of cabin fever worth catching - Winnipeg Sun …a relief for those Canuck-cinema naysayers who believe that this country can't produce an entertaining and commercially viable film to save its life. - Georgia Straight * * * (3 out of 4 stars) …lean, engaging script and fine nuanced performances. - The Globe and Mail Molly Parker…exudes a sexual heat and power that leaps from the screen - L.A. Weekly