How long is The Visitor (2008)?

The Visitor (2008) is 1 hr 30 min long.

Who is Walter Vale in The Visitor (2008)?

Richard Jenkins plays Walter Vale in the film.

What is The Visitor (2008) about?

In a world of six billion people, it only takes one to change your life. Sixty-two-year-old Walter Vale is sleepwalking through his life. When his college sends him to Manhattan to attend a conference, Walter is surprised to find a young couple has taken up residence in his apartment. Victims of a real estate scam, Tarek, a Syrian man, and Zainab, his Senegalese girlfriend, have nowhere else to go. Walter reluctantly allows the couple to stay with him. Touched by his kindness, Tarek, a talented musician, insists on teaching the aging academic to play the African drum. The instrument's exuberant rhythms revitalize Walter's faltering spirit and open his eyes to a vibrant world of local jazz clubs and Central Park drum circles.

The Visitor (2008)

Name: The Visitor (2008)
Genre: Art House/Foreign,Drama
Released: 2008-04-11
Duration: 90
Rating: 84

PG-13 1 hr 30 min

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How long is The Visitor (2008)?: The Visitor (2008) is 1 hr 30 min long.

Who directed The Visitor (2008)?: Tom McCarthy

Who is Walter Vale in The Visitor (2008)?: Richard Jenkins plays Walter Vale in the film.

What is The Visitor (2008) about?: In a world of six billion people, it only takes one to change your life. Sixty-two-year-old Walter Vale is sleepwalking through his life. When his college sends him to Manhattan to attend a conference, Walter is surprised to find a young couple has taken up residence in his apartment. Victims of a real estate scam, Tarek, a Syrian man, and Zainab, his Senegalese girlfriend, have nowhere else to go. Walter reluctantly allows the couple to stay with him. Touched by his kindness, Tarek, a talented musician, insists on teaching the aging academic to play the African drum. The instrument's exuberant rhythms revitalize Walter's faltering spirit and open his eyes to a vibrant world of local jazz clubs and Central Park drum circles.