In Collection
#453
Seen It:
Yes
#453
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Gary Betsworth | Patrick |
| Ray Bland | Father |
| Sally Conway | Billy |
| Jayne Deely | Cassandra |
| Larry Fessenden | Jimmy Doyle |
| Beth Glover | Joan |
| William Stone Mahoney | Benjamin |
| Nica Ray | Sarah |
| Alex Splendore | Policeman |
| David Thornton | Walker |
| Nicca Ray |
| Director | Douglas Buck |
| Producer | Douglas Buck; Rita Romagnino |
| Writer | Douglas Buck |
A desperate housewife. A troubled father. A crippled and disfigured teenage girl. Three haunted characters. Three harrowing and unforgettable journeys into self-mutilation, murder and the pits of despair, which director Douglas Buck uses to reflect on America's declared foremost concern today; the family, struggling to survive amidst the cauldron of hollow religious practices, alienation and spiritual despair threatening at any moment to explode into violence. Family Portraits: A Trilogy Of America collects Buck's three films (Cutting Moments, Home and Prologue) as they were meant to be seen, starting with hell on Earth and ending ultimately on a small act of salvation.
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