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Dr. Joe Darrow (Kevin Costner) loses his wife in bus accident in Venezuela when she is providing medical care for those in high need. However, it is impossible for the Venezuelan government to find her body and Dr. Darrow goes back to Chicago and losses himself in work. After an incident at work the hospital administration ask Dr. Darrow to take some time of and try to grief his loss. Instead he seeks out the children in the oncology ward and he finds that most of the children have already past away. One night when he sits deep in his thoughts on the oncology ward he hears someone calling for him and it appears to be a boy who has flat lined. This is the beginning of a series of mysterious events that Dr. Darrow face and they all leads toward an unusual cross. Dragonfly is a suspenseful film that keeps the audience thinking and engaged from the beginning to the end, which presents a decent cinematic happening. |
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