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In Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, Oscar winner Julianne Moore portrays a resilient mother who goes to extreme lengths to protect her drug‑addicted daughter. Awarded actress Sydney Sweeney plays the reckless child, whose bloodied arrival on their farm triggers a tense, psychological cat-and-mouse game with murder, deception, and the pressures of a family's dark secrets. The film, written by Brad Ingelsby of Easttown and directed by Michael Pearce, explores themes of morality, loyalty, and the moral cost of hiding crimes.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story - From Thurs 17thOscar winner Julianne Moore plays a resourceful mother, who will do anything to protect the ones she loves, in an edge-of-seat psychological thriller written by Mare of Easttown creator Brad Ingelsby and directed by Michael Pearce.
Kate Garretson stands by her manipulative and scheming drug addict daughter, Claire , despite repeated warnings from her ex-husband Richard , who is tired of writing cheques to resolve his daughter's messes. One rain-swept night, Claire turns up at her mother's farm covered in someone else's blood after an argument with her no-good boyfriend .
Hysterical and desperate, Claire begs Kate for another life-saving favour and the mother dutifully goes above and beyond to conceal incriminating evidence. Unfortunately, Claire's drug dealer Jackie Lawson may have witnessed Kate acting as her daughter's accomplice and his silence comes at a price.
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