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Jack Slavin and his daughter Rose are all that is left of an early 70's hippie commune off the coast of New England. They have a deep relationship that borders on the bizarre. Unfortunately Jack is dying and he feels that he has some unfinished business to attend to. When Jack's secret girlfriend, Kathleen, suddenly moves in with her two boys, Thaddius and Rodney, all hell breaks loose in the household. A somber coming of age film, this is for the more mature members of your family. Starring: Daniel Day-Lewis as Jack Slavin, Camilla Belle as Rose Slavin, Catherine Keener as Kathleen, Paul Dano as Thaddius, Ryan McDonald as Rodney, Jena Malone as Red Berry, Beau Bridges as Marty Rance, Jason Lee as Gray, Susanna Thompson as Miriam Rance, rest of cast listed alphabetically: Anna Mae Clinton as Young.
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Director: Rebecca Miller - Studio: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Opal is a preachers daughter that has moved yet again to a nameless mid-west town. Lonely and without friends, Opal claims a stray dog that created havoc in the local supermarket. Not having a name for the dog opal names him Winn-Dixie. Once Winn-Dixie has come into her life it will never be the same. Opal becomes curious about her mother and the mystery of her disappearance from Opal's life. Trying to find her place in the world Opal relies on Winn-Dixie to be her friend through it all. Starring: Annasophia Robb as Opal (as AnnaSophia Robb), Jeff Daniels as Preacher, Cicely Tyson as Gloria, Dave Matthews as Otis, Eva Marie Saint as Miss Franny, Courtney Jines as Amanda Wilkinson, Nick Price as Dunlap Dewberry, Luke Benward as Stevie Dewberry, Elle Fanning as Sweetie Pie Thomas, Marca Price as Mrs. Dewberry, Lenore Banks as Mrs.
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Director: Wayne Wang - Studio: Fox Home Entertainment
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