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Release Date:
14 March 2007 (France)
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One son. Two mothers. Three endangered lives.
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Three overlapping stories of estranged families in three regions of North Carolina. full summary | full synopsis
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2 wins
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(3 articles)
Simple Science: Redford, Harrison and Kirkman projects selected for 2008 Tfi Sloan Filmmaker Fund
(From ioncinema. 28 October 2008)
Tribeca Photo Diary: The TV Set
(From ioncinema. 30 April 2006)
(From ioncinema. 28 October 2008)
Tribeca Photo Diary: The TV Set
(From ioncinema. 30 April 2006)
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A film whose power grows even after the final fadeout
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Kip Pardue | ... | Mark Austin |
 | Michael Kelly | ... | George |
 | Tess Harper | ... | Elizabeth Austin |
 | Adrian Lee | ... | Linda |
 | Tammy Arnold | ... | Patti |
 | Chris Sarandon | ... | Rev. Robert Austin |
 | Bonnie Hunt | ... | Grace Bellamy |
 | Michael Esper | ... | Gill, airport customer |
 | Bill Ladd | ... | Rick |
 | Trevor Gagnon | ... | Julian |
 | R. Adam Williams | ... | Hector (as Adam Williams) |
 | Valerie Watkins | ... | Lola / Sharon |
 | Michael Learned | ... | Sheridan Bellamy |
 | Joanne Pankow | ... | Phyllis, the Bartender |
 | Michael Harding | ... | Ray, the Cop (as Mike Harding) |
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Rated PG-13 for mature thematic material and brief strong language.
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USA:95 min
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Director Cameo: [Tim Kirkman]as "Paul" in the photo of Paul and George.
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Featured in 2005 Glitter Awards (2005) (V)
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Silver Cord
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This is a rare film, one which moved me tremendously, but whose greatest power I felt as the haunting music of Mark Geary played over the end titles. Though I'd been a bit teary as several of the characters finally met at the film's conclusion, it was after the curtain went down, so to speak, that I really found myself crying as the impact of what I'd seen sank in. As another reviewer stated, this film shows how far the "gay movie" has come in just over a decade. The sophistication and complexity of the story, the depth of the performances, and the artistry of the writing/directing make Loggerheads a truly outstanding film. One comment: let's stop saying that an actor like Kip Pardue is "brave" for playing a gay part. He's an actor, and a good one at that, who chooses a part for what it offers him as an artist, and more power to him for that. The truly brave actor is an openly gay one who plays a gay role without concern that this will prevent him from playing straight parts in the future. No matter how many times Kip plays gay, assuming he is straight, he will have no trouble being cast in a straight role, not in 2005.