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| Kristin Chenoweth | ... | ||
| Matthew Modine | ... | ||
| Olesya Rulin | ... | ||
| Joey King | ... | ||
| Shirley Jones | ... |
GG
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| Eddie Hassell | ... | ||
| Chloe Bridges | ... |
Kat
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| Adam Saunders | ... |
Rick
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| Robbie Tucker | ... | ||
| Peter Gail | ... |
Deputy Tyler
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Chase Maser | ... |
Chris
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| Lisa Lauren Smith | ... |
Officer Reyes
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Paul Black | ... |
Wildlife Presenter
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Arthur Cartwright | ... |
James Thompson
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| Cindy Chang | ... |
Siu Jin
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A 16-year-old girl takes her parents hostage after they miss her big jump-roping competition.
And what should family mean? No family is "perfect." We have hard times that can change the coarse of life. Family is love. In it's own twisted way sometimes. Family Weekend shows us that we, as a family, can fall apart really fast and never notice. That we can say things to siblings that can be really hurtful and never give a second thought. The point is to all ways come back no matter what. Because no one is perfect but it's up to us to make a difference in ones life. Family Weekend shows us that sometimes we have to go the extra mile to prove that someone is wrong and that we ether have to "fix" it or "save" it no matter what the costs. We have to accept the card we've been dealt even if that means some screaming and mental pain for a couple days. Because we have to stick it out. Because if we don't...what would family really be? I highly suggest this movie for anyone who has had family problems or is going through them. It's an encouragement in it's own way.