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must keep moving forward. This powerful film celebrates the power
of family and its ability to help us face life’s difficulties.
It is about the how new life that can arise from the ashes of devastation. |
(2004) Film Review |
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| CREDITS |
| Directed
by James Redford
Novel
by Donald Everett Axinn
Screenplay by James Redford
Cast
(in alphabetical order)
Dave Adams .... Coach Allen
Marissa Baca .... Young Francesca
Rubén Blades .... Ernesto Bejarano
Dana Delany .... Margaret Swift-Bejarano
Paula Garcés .... Francesca Montoya
Max Madore .... Young Eddie
Ryan Merriman .... Eddie Haley
Rich Montague .... Brad
Daniel O'Haco .... Alberto Montoya
Miguel Ortega .... Manny
Heather Rae .... Julie
Stanley Tucci .... Major Haley
Produced
by
Donald Everett Axinn .... executive producer
Donald Everett Axinn .... producer
Laurel Ladevich .... post producer
Claudine Magre .... line producer
Elaine Rogers .... producer
Tod Swindell .... associate producer
Original Music by Todd Boekelheide
Cinematography by Paul Ryan
Film Editing by Nick Smith
MPAA: Rated PG-13 for thematic
elements and some violent images.
Runtime: 107 min
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and MPAA.ORG.
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| SYNOPSIS
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8-year
old Eddie’s parents are killed when the plane his father is
piloting crashes into the highest peak in the Huachuca Mountains
near their home. Eddie’s uncle Frank, who is also a pilot,
is left to care for the boy. Shortly thereafter, Frank takes a long-term
job abroad and Eddie is left to be raised by ranch manager Ernesto
and his school-teacher wife Margaret. When Frank returns ten years
later and fulfills his brother’s wish that Eddie be taught
to fly, Eddie struggles to find his bearings as a young man with
mixed emotions toward his uncle, his love for the couple who raised
him, the loss of his birth parents, and his blossoming first-love
with Francesca. As children, Francesca and Eddie are school-mates,
but separate when her family moves away. She and her father return
to the town when she is in high-school. Now teenagers, Francesca
and Eddie are on the verge of becoming more than friends until Francesca
flees to Mexico after she experiences a life-altering incident. |
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