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Tennessee (2008) 5.3
The story of three people who strive to realize their dreams. Brothers Carter and Ellis set out on a road trip to their childhood home in a desperate search for their estranged father, who may hold the key to their future. Director:Aaron WoodleyWriter:Russell Schaumburg |
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Cast
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| Adam Rothenberg | ... |
Carter
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| Ethan Peck | ... |
Ellis
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| Mariah Carey | ... | ||
| Lance Reddick | ... |
Frank
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Ryan Lynn | ... |
Carter - age 18
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| Michele Harris | ... |
Karen
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| Bill Sage | ... |
Roy
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| Melissa Benoist | ... |
Laurel - age 18
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| Michele Ammon | ... |
Police Dispatcher
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| Christopher Andrews | ... |
Jackson
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Jerry Biggs | ... |
Manager
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| Ellie Braverman | ... |
Woman in Line
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Donna Brazier | ... |
Nurse
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Forrest Broadley | ... |
Groundskeeper
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| Chris Browning | ... |
Bouncer
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The story of three people who strive to realize their dreams. Brothers Carter and Ellis set out on a road trip to their childhood home in a desperate search for their estranged father, who may hold the key to their future.
Plot Keywords:
road trip | brother brother relationship | abusive husband | singing | tennessee |Taglines:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
26 April 2008 (USA) See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$9,438 (USA) (5 June 2009)Gross:
$15,979 (USA) (19 June 2009)Company Credits
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I saw this flick at its premiere and liken it to a piece of art. The more I watched, the more I saw--gorgeous cinematography, soulful writing, and wonderful performances by actors all around. I think that it speaks to a more sophisticated audience with its depth of focus on relationships, particularly between the two brothers. If you see the movie only for Mariah, you'll be pleased with her performance--low-key and genuine; still, you'll be impressed with the work of the other actors, each one unique and well-cast. The movie is more lyrical than loud, and I mean that in the best possible sense. I dare you to watch it without being moved. What a sweet debut for the screenwriter Russell Schaumburg. Congratulations from a fan.