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Home At The End Of The World, A (2004)
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Starring: Colin Farrell, Robin Wright Penn, Dallas Roberts, Sissy Spacek
Director: Michael Mayer
Category: Drama, Independent
Studio: Warner Bros.
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Length:
97 mins

 
 

 

Remember your very best friend in high school, the one who knew...and kept...all your secrets? Bobby and Jonathan, who shared that kind of friendship, meet again as adults in New York. Sparked by their relationship with free-spirited Clare, they forge a loving unit that redefines "family."

Colin Farrell, Robin Wright Penn, Sissy Spacek and Dallas Roberts star in this lyrical film that's both a celebration of commitment and a music- and memory-driven portrait of America in the '70s and '80s. Adapted by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Cunningham (The Hours) from his own novel, A Home at the End of the World strikes close to home as an adventure as big as life itself: risky, surprising, sexually charged and real.

 
 
   
   

 
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