Saoirse Ronan's film 'Stockholm, Pennsylvania' finds a home at Lifetime

Stockholm, Pennsylvania, a film starring Saoirse Ronan, Cynthia Nixon and Jason Isaacs, will have its premiere on Lifetime May 2, the cable TV network announced.
Produced by Fido Features in association with Olympus Pictures, the drama was written and directed by Nikole Beckwith. The movie screened during the winter at the Sundance Film Festival.
"Abducted 17 years ago, Leia is miraculously found and returned home to her parents Marcy and Glen Dargon," a synopsis said. "Having long forgotten her family, after being raised by her captor Benjamin McKay, Leia finds herself unable to connect to those who love her the most. Instead, she yearns for Ben, the only father figure she's ever known, and the safety of the basement she called home most of her life. Marcy resorts to desperate measures to forge a relationship with Leia, allowing her marriage to unravel as a byproduct. With Marcy's increasingly erratic actions echoing those of Ben, Leia is left questioning what it really means to be loved."