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Jamey Meadows is a convict just released from prison, hoping to live a straight life on the outside. His brother tries to reenlist him into the crime world, but Jamey resists, getting a job as a census taker. Through this job he meets Chun... See more »

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Jamey Meadows
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Chun Hua
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Gil Meadows
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Patti
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Tony Lo Fat
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Anton
Joseph Michael Marmo ...
Joey / Gangster
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Diane Chang ...
Han Feng - mother-in-law
Quentin Heggs ...
Jiggy
Anika Jennie Ji
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Census Taker
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Apartment Owner
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(scenesDeleted)
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Homeless Shelter Resident
Joey Vega
Alvin Walker ...
Jamey's street friend
Huan Wang ...
Chun Hua's husband
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Guy Kissing Girl on Bench (uncredited)
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Latina Girl in Apartment Building (uncredited)
John Quincy Lee ...
Kidnapped Hostage (uncredited)
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Customer in line at Bank (uncredited)
Ray Tom ...
Gangster (uncredited)

Directed by

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Sollace Mitchell

Written by

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Sollace Mitchell ... (writer)

Produced by

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Mary-Jane April ... line producer
Jennifer Dewis ... executive producer
Chip Duncan ... producer
Charles Falzon ... co-executive producer
Harvey Kahn ... producer
Lindsay Marx ... executive producer
Karen Montgomery ... co-producer
Charles Reiner ... executive producer
Claudia Vianello ... producer

Music by

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Mader

Cinematography by

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Michael F. Barrow
Zoltán David

Editing by

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Alex Albanese

Editorial Department

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Kent McGrew ... color timer

Casting By

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Sheila Jaffe
Georgianne Walken

Production Design by

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Joe Warson

Set Decoration by

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Elizabeth Meyerson

Costume Design by

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Kristen Couchot

Makeup Department

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Nicki Ledermann ... key makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jolyon Handler ... first assistant director
Amanda Slater ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Deborah M. Staab ... property master (as Debbie Staab)

Sound Department

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Matthew Armstrong ... boom operator
Brian Bowles ... dialogue editor
Patrick Dundas ... adr supervisor
Mark Holland ... re-recording mixer / sound designer
Frank Morrone ... re-recording mixer
Noah Timan ... production sound mixer

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Yakov Baytler ... 3D effects animator

Stunts

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Roy Farfel ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Todd Csernecky ... best boy electric
Meraby Ellis ... best boy grip

Casting Department

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Kristine Bulakowski ... extras casting: in-house

Location Management

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Alfonso Trinidad ... location assistant
Rose Viggiano ... assistant location manager

Music Department

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Phil Ramone ... music supervisor

Script and Continuity Department

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Lisa Arnone ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Marco Ajello ... production assistant
Liza Alhadeff ... production assistant
Vashti Anderson ... location assistant
Ed Baran ... publicist
Eric Mathis ... International Sales Agent: brazil
Ann Taylor ... miscellaneous crew

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Plot Summary

Jamey Meadows is a convict just released from prison, hoping to live a straight life on the outside. His brother tries to reenlist him into the crime world, but Jamey resists, getting a job as a census taker. Through this job he meets Chun Hua, a Chinese immigrant. Despite all of their problems, the two seem to fall in love, but their worlds insist on keeping them apart... Written by Anonymous

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Taglines The Tougher the Fight, The Sweeter the Victory See more »
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Also Known As
  • El precio de la libertad (Spain)
  • Un prezzo per la libertà (Italy)
  • Um Anjo nas Ruas (Brazil)
  • Sonho de Amor (Brazil)
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  • 106 min
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Trivia Bridget Moynahan's debut. See more »
Quotes [Jamey talking to an old woman, who's husband is dead. The old woman, however, does not think her husband is dead]
Jamey Meadows: Does this person speak any other languages than English at home?
Valerie Margeson: No, and you do not have to whisper. His hearing aid is off.
Jamey Meadows: How well does Mr. Margeson speak English? Would you say: Very well, well, not well or not at all?
Valerie Margeson: I suppose I have to say: Not at all.
Jamey Meadows: Have this person taken a job the last week?
Valerie Margeson: No
Jamey Meadows: No, already have a job? No, temporary ill? Or no for other reasons?
Valerie Margeson: Other reasons...
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