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Instead, in its final minutes, it offers only wrenching emotional truth and a quiet, subtle message of hope.Through all of this, the entire ensemble does nothing but impress. The main star of the movie, and the one who undergoes the most changes, is Evan Rachel Wood ("Once and Again"), who plays Tracy as if this were the daily news story of her own life. Amazing in every capacity, she proves herself a daily news worthy successor to our current generation of A-list actresses. As well, Nikki Reed, who plays Evie (and co-wrote the film with Hardwicke), astonishes in her first performance. She also has a bright future. Meanwhile, it's a reliable veteran, Holly Hunter, who, as Tracy's mom, becomes the "Thirteen"'s shaky moral center, a recovering alcoholic with more heart than brain, so clueless as to what's going on but undeterred in her determination to keep her only daughter safe no matter what. It's a tough role, and Hunter nails it. The final moments involve an emotionally intense scene between Hunter and Wood, and watching it, you realize that there are few-maybe none-who could have handled it better."Thirteen"
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