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Genres:
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Western
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Director:
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Lou Diamond Phillips
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Actors:
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Haylie Duff,
Jordan Bridges,
Patrick Duffy,
John Bishop,
Sarah Jones,
June Angela,
Annalise Basso,
Yvonne Boismier Phillips,
Andy Scott Harris,
Erin Cottrell
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Rating:
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(5.6/10)97
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Plot Summary:
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Wounded at hand the new dying of her husband, Dr. Belinda Simpson (Sarah Jones) arrives in the inconsequential town of Sikeston to assume up the mail of town physician. Again there, she discovers that many of the town’s residents, including children at an orphanage time through Error Hattie Clarence (Cloris Leachman), have planned fallen on the sick-list to or died from an unknown malaise. Before you know it, Belinda begins to uneasiness that she is in across her head, in defiance of reassurances from her best friend, Annie (Haylie Counterfeit), and the city's blacksmith, Lee (Jordan Bridges... ).
Unfortunately, the residents of Sikeston aren’t as incautious of Belinda’s abilities as a doctor – mainly because she’s a woman. As well, many of them don’t fair and square want her to help the orphans, who they reproach for infecting the take to one's bed of the town. To be realistic, they would be happy to see the orphanage close all in all. Opposed by what seems the entire town, Belinda essential give in her abilities, her friends and her faith to guide herRead more Less
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Love Takes Wing
Superstar comedian and all-round total idiot George Simmons (Adam Sandler) discovers he has a rare form of almost certainly fatal leukaemia, which forces him to confront the fact that the life he leads is empty and pointless. From writer-director Judd Apatow
If Funny People were a knock-knock joke, its punch line would be that you've opened the door to find nobody there. The third film directed and written by hit machine producer Judd Apatow, it's a tale of a hugely successful, not very sympathetic person confronting their mortality for the first time, a potentially rich set-up that constantly threatens to deliver, only to run off chuckling darkly to itself and failing to involve the audience. For two and a half hours.
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