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Conscientious objector Dan and student Sarah leave Berkeley for life in San Marino County, away from the horrors of city life. Moving to a sheep farm, the couple anticipates the birth of their first child as they enjoy the countryside. Dan... See more »

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Orion DeWinter ...
Prostitute
George Hellyer Jr. ...
The Doctor
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Dan
Laura Kwong ...
Prostitute
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Jeffries
Joe Miksak ...
The Bartender
Josephine Nichols ...
Sarah's Mother
Louise Ober ...
Sarah
Stefanie Priest ...
Waitress
Esther Sutherland ...
The Lady

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John Korty

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Bill Brammer ... (additional dialogue)
 
John Korty ... ()

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Stephen Schmidt ... producer

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Peter Berg
Richard Greene

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John Korty

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Paddy Monk

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Rick Wise ... assistant director

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Paul Oppenheim ... sound

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Hiro Narita ... assistant camera

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Dorothy Browning ... production assistant
Otis Johnson ... production assistant
Mary Alice Rogers ... production assistant

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Conscientious objector Dan and student Sarah leave Berkeley for life in San Marino County, away from the horrors of city life. Moving to a sheep farm, the couple anticipates the birth of their first child as they enjoy the countryside. Dan had been a medical student, so they plan on natural childbirth. Their pleasure in pastoral life is ruined when her father, Jeffries, who has been a sailor away at sea for years, shows up to visit. Dan becomes jealous as he listens to them talk about their family and the past. Jeffries also taunts Dan for being a pacifist. At first amused by their escape back to nature, Jeffries is shocked when he learns that the two lovers are not married. Determined to take her away, he gets drunk and argues violently with Dan while Sarah runs outside. The melodramatic climax crescendos into an emotionfest of birth and death. Written by Fiona Kelleghan

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Taglines Without benefit of clergy...but with the beauty of love. See more »
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  • A Corrente da Vida (Brazil)
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  • 87 min
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