Crooked Hearts (1991)How the discovery of a father's affair affects each member of his family. Director:Michael Bortman |
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Crooked Hearts (1991)How the discovery of a father's affair affects each member of his family. Director:Michael Bortman |
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| Peter Berg | ... |
Tom
(as Pete Berg)
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| Vincent D'Onofrio | ... |
Charley
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| Noah Wyle | ... |
Ask
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| Peter Coyote | ... |
Edward
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| Cindy Pickett | ... |
Jill
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| Juliette Lewis | ... |
Cassie
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| Jennifer Jason Leigh | ... |
Marriet Hoffman
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Wendy Gazelle | ... |
Eileen
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| Marg Helgenberger | ... |
Jennetta
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| Deanna Milligan | ... |
Julie
(as Deanna Jean Milligan)
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Sacha Moiseiwitsch | ... |
Bonita
(as Sasha Moisewitsch)
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| Joshua Jackson | ... |
Tom (11 years)
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Ryan Jorgenson | ... |
Ask (9 years)
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| Ian Tracey | ... |
Limber Watkins
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| Vincent Gale | ... |
Charley's Friend
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A young man leaves college and re-enters life with his dysfunctional family. Slowly, long-buried secrets involving their father are unraveled and the animosities between the father and older brother are revealed. As the past is revealed, new tragedies pulls the family together at last. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
This film starts out as a portrail of idealistic family life, then desends into something much deeper and darker. Many facets of relationships are shown, especially between father and sons. I enjoyed this film I liked the central theme of "can you trust another member of your family" which seemed to be concurrent throughout the film