Eden

Set in a New England boarding school, this drama focuses on a student who develops feelings for the wife of one of the instructors. The woman, who lives with multiple sclerosis, attempts to teach her demanding husband that compassion is more effective than strictness in helping the boy grow. As her condition worsens, she enters a coma, though she retains some awareness of her surroundings. This state eventually leads her husband to a better understanding of the needs of those around him.

The film was written and directed by Howard Goldberg, marking the first of two directed works listed in his career before Double Exposure. The cast features Joanna Going, Dylan Walsh, and Sean Patrick Flanery, with a total of 23 credited performers. Produced in the United States by Front Street Pictures, BMG Independents, and Edenstreet Productions, the movie has a runtime of 106 minutes. Since its release in March 1998, it has received a rating of 5.7/10 on IMDb based on 379 votes.