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Violet Kelty, an elderly recluse, met her death one day within the confines of her isolated mountain cabin in North Carolina.
To everyone's surprise, it was discovered that the old woman lived with her daughter, Nell (played by Jodie Foster), who was a complete enigma to the community.
Nell's behaviour was often erratic and her means of communication was limited to unintelligible language.
Nell's peculiar language will be examined by Dr. Jerry Lovell (played by Liam Neeson) and Dr. Paula Olsen (played by Natasha Richardson), in an attempt to unravel the mysteries of her tragic past.
The film, directed by Michael Apted, is an adaptation of Mark Handley's play "Idioglossia".
Jodie Foster's performance in this drama is nothing short of masterful, moving and affecting.
A perspective of a world out of another planet that sweeps across the screen and takes your breath away.
Despite being nominated for an Academy Award for her outstanding performance, Jodie sadly did not receive the honour.
This story is truly exceptional, possessing depth and a lasting impression that will not soon be forgotten.
