Chéreau, Patrice, Boutefeu, Nathalie, Caravaca, Eric, Ferran, Catherine, Garrel, Maurice, Todeschini, Bruno	...	(Director)
Tab Murphy, Lorne Cameron	...	(Writer)
Joaquin Phoenix	...	Kenai
Jeremy Suarez	...	Koda
Jason Raize	...	Denahi
Rick Moranis	...	Rutt
Dave Thomas	...	Tuke
D.B. Sweeney	...	Sitka
Joan Copeland	...	Tanana
Michael Clarke Duncan	...	Tug
Harold Gould	...	Old Denahi
Paul Christie	...	Ram #1
Danny Mastrogiorgio	...	Ram #2
Estelle Harris	...	Old Lady Bear
Greg Proops	...	Male Lover Bear
Pauley Perrette	...	Female Lover Bear
Darko Cesar	...	Foreign Croatian Bear

Comments: DFR 135

Summary: Thomas and Luc are brothers. Thomas is straight; Luc is gay. Unable to accept his brother`s homosexuality, Thomas distances himself. When Thomas contracts a terminal illness, he intrudes into Luc`s contented life and asks him to be his caretaker. Luc begrudgingly sacrifices his lover, his job and his comfortable life to care for his dying brother. Through the rounds of doctors and the demanding challenges of catastrophic illness, the brothers are forced to examine the meaning of their existence, and their powerlessness in the face of impending doom. They return to their childhood home on the beach, reconnect with their past, and ultimately forge a new and vital relationship. From Patrice Chéreau, director of "The Queen Margot," "Intimacy," and "L`Homme blessé."