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Pie in the Sky (1996)A whimsical saga of a young man whose two life-consuming passions are unraveling traffic gridlock and an avant-garde dancer. A romantic comedy. Director:Bryan GordonWriter:Bryan Gordon |
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Charlie Dunlap
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Amy
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Alan Davenport
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Ruby
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Mom Dunlap
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Dad Dunlap
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Mrs. Tarnell
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Paul Entamen
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Charlie (age 10)
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A.J. Marton | ... |
Charlie (age 4)
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Alison Chalmers | ... |
Amy (age 10)
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Kevin Scannell | ... |
Dr. Sherman
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John Orofino | ... |
Eric
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A whimsical saga of a young man whose two life-consuming passions are unraveling traffic gridlock and an avant-garde dancer. A romantic comedy. Written by Anonymous
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The only thing that stands in the way of fate and true love is a little traffic.Parents Guide:
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9 February 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Corações em Trânsito See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Josh Charles is wonderful as a young man obsessed with...traffic? He longs to be a traffic reporter in the sky, but first finds on-again/off-again love with a perplexing Anne Heche (she's so flaky he can't get a grip on her, and neither can we). John Goodman has a funny supporting role, and the production values are first-rate, but this is short-film material stretched out far too long. Terrific cast includes Dey Young, Christine Lahti, and Brent Spiner, but each has very little to do, and the film is flattened out by an overall lack of imagination and by its length. More cleverness was obviously needed; there's not enough substance here for the picture to stay the course. ** from ****