Hiding Victoria (2006)

• Year: 2006
• Released: 10 Jan 2007
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0493425/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hiding_victoria
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: Not Rated
• Genre: Drama
• Runtime: 98 min
• Writer: Dan Chinander, Deb Chinander
• Director: Dan Chinander
• Cast: Anita Gillette, Margo Harshman, Michael Wiseman
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5.3/10

Hiding Victoria Storyline

Hard as nails 22 year old thief and prostitute VICTORIA WALKER is given a tough choice by a judge: get a legal job or go to jail. Victoria’s bad attitude and demeanor slams the door on all her job opportunities except for a helpmate position with a wealthy and elderly Palm Beach woman. Althea Jaffery, age 77, takes an unusual liking to Victoria and hires her on the spot beginning a relationship between two women that are worlds apart. The unconditional love of Althea peels away the hardness in Victoria, allowing her to reveal her dark and secret past, while the persistent and confrontational Victoria discovers that Althea has been hiding from a dark and secret past as well. These two women, once with little in common, find themselves at the same point in their lives; discovering that a key to life is the power of forgiveness.—Dan Chinander

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Great Screenplay!

I think this screenplay is very well written. I recommend everyone to read it. Once the film comes out definitely make it the top of your list of must see films. In watching the Producer, Director and Director of Photography work I know this is going to be a powerful film. The beautiful cinematography, incredible location, and talented cast also will lead this film in being a success. It was managed,put together and organized well. The Writer/Directors vision has been brought to light and when the viewers see this piece it will evoke strong emotional responses due to its relevance to the human being today. Powerful, dramatic and simply wonderfully made. Good Job!

I saw this movie in a Focus group

I saw Hiding Victoria in a focus group and it was AMAZING! I laughed, I cried, and was amazed by the acting and the twist at the end of the movie! It was AWESOME! Margo & Anita, and Todd, Michael & Avery were superb! Great movie! Can’t wait to see it in the theater! The plot was so applicable for so many people in the world. This movie has something for everyone! Margo’s tattoo was so cool and Anita Gillette was so wonderful as Althea. I loved them both! Todd & Michael (Vincent & Lenny) as the next door neighbors were great. They provided some comic relief and were great characters. Avery (Sarah) was perfect as Victoria’s probation officer. The cinematography was beautiful. A message full of hope. The movie is right, the key to life lies within!

Viewed at Palm Beach Film Festival

I was fortunate to view the film in a quaint theater as part of the Palm Beach Film Festival in 2006– the real bonus was knowing that many of the crew were in the audience and acting as ushers at the event. They were students from then a fledgling G-Star School of the Arts (1 of a kind high school that had just started in Palm Beach Co.) The film was more than just a movie for them, they saw the behind the scenes come to life on the screen and the meaning of life unfolded. What an intense and meaningful film for all ages. I really wanted to see it on the big screen, but look forward to owning a copy and sharing the film and its message. Dan and co. were just wonderful and should be applauded for writing, directing & producing this film. The actors were right on and showed Palm Beach in a realistic yet funny way. Most films lack meaning–not Victoria–there is a message for all.