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Corn (2002)
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Starring: Jena Malone, Jamie Harrold, Pamela Gray, Don Harvey, Peter McRobbie, Tuck Milligan
Director: Dave Silver
Category: Drama, Suspense / Thriller
Studio: Hart Sharp Video
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Length:
97 mins

 
 

 

It's Not Nice To Fool Mother Nature

A young woman returns home to bear an illegitimate child, and witnesses an environmental accident involving a genetically modified crop of corn. Doubted by the community she has returned to, she questions her own sanity as she tries to discover what is happening. Her journey takes her on a trip down the food chain, as she tracks a potentially life threatening byproduct from the cornfield to the supermarket. Ultimately she has to confront psychological demons that haunt her as she grows into motherhood, and comes to terms with her own biology.