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We Don't Belong Here
We Don't Belong Here
	Film poster
Directed by	Peer Pedersen
Written by	Peer Pedersen
Produced by	Annelise Dekker; Adam Gibbs; Michael Kristoff; Roger Joseph Pugliese;
Starring	Catherine Keener; Anton Yelchin; Riley Keough; Molly Shannon; Maya Rudolph; Cary Elwes;
Cinematography	Doug Emmett
Edited by	Jake Pushinsky; Suzanne Spangler;
Music by	Michael Yezerski
Production; company	Bright Space
Distributed by	Sony Pictures Entertainment
Release date	April 4, 2017;
Country	United States
Language	English

We Don't Belong Here, previously entitled The Greens Are Gone, is an American drama film written and directed by Peer Pedersen. It stars Catherine Keener, Riley Keough, Maya Rudolph, Molly Shannon, Cary Elwes and Anton Yelchin in his final film role. The film was released on April 4, 2017, by Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Premise

Nancy Green is the mother of a dysfunctional family. She is pushed to her limits, after her son, Maxwell, disappears.^[1]

Cast

Catherine Keener as Nancy Green,^[1] Madeline, Elisa, Lily and Maxwell’s mother
Kaitlyn Dever as Lily Green,^[2] Nancy’s youngest daughter
Anton Yelchin as Maxwell Green,^[1] Nancy’s son
Riley Keough as Elisa Green,^[1] Nancy’s daughter
Annie Starke as Madeline Green,^[1] Nancy’s oldest daughter
Molly Shannon as Deborah
Justin Chatwin as Tomas
Austin Abrams as Davey
Debra Mooney as Grandmother
Maya Rudolph as Joanne^[3]
Cary Elwes as Frank Harper^[4]
Michelle Hurd as Tania
Sarah Ramos as Jill
Mark Famiglietti as Man at Track

Production

On May 14, 2014, it was announced that Catherine Keener, Kiernan Shipka, Anton Yelchin, Riley Keough, Annie Starke, Cary Elwes and Lois Smith had joined the cast of the film, then titled The Greens Are Gone.^[1] Keener would play the mother of a dysfunctional family who is pushed to her limits after the disappearance of her son, played by Yelchin. Shipka would play her bipolar teenage daughter, while Keough and Starke would play the troubled grown daughters.^[1] Starke, Glenn Close's daughter, made her acting debut in the film.^[1] Peer Pedersen would make his directorial debut on the film based on his own script, produced by Annelise Dekker, Adam Gibbs, Michael Kristoff and Roger Joseph Pugliese.^[1] On June 5, 2014, Kaitlyn Dever joined the film, replacing Shipka, to play the bipolar daughter.^[2] Later, on June 12, 2014, Elwes’s casting was confirmed by Deadline; he would play Frank, a local in the town.^[4] On June 13, 2014, Maya Rudolph was confirmed to be in the cast.^[3]

Filming

Principal photography on the film began on July 7, 2014 in Worcester, Massachusetts.^[5] The first day of filming took place at the historic Ralph's Chadwick Square Diner, where Kaitlyn's character sings a ‘70s hit song; the scene took up only three-and-a-half pages of the script.^[6] On July 8, 2014, filming was taken place in Norwood, where the crew used the Norwood Theatre office as the set for the film and converted it into the bookstore named "Harper Booksellers."^[7] Several shots were taken in and out of the store all day, which featured Dever, Elwes, Rudolph and Shannon, and the store was owned by Elwes's character.^[7] On July 10, 2014, filming took place in Wellesley, where they used the Elm Bank Reservation as the set for the film.^[8] Filming wrapped-up on July 24, 2014.^[9]

Post-production

In April 2015, the film was in post-production, with an originally scheduled premiere of late 2015.^[10] Michael Yezerski was set to provide the score for the film.^[10]

Release

The film was released through video on demand, DVD and Blu-Ray on April 4, 2017.^[11] With its release delayed until long after filming had been completed in July 2014, the producers were able to dedicate the film to Yelchin, who died in June 2016.