A 12-year-old girl re-evaluates her relationship with her developmentally disabled parents.
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Title: My Louisiana Sky (TV Movie 2001)
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8 wins & 6 nominations.
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| Juliette Lewis | ... | Dorie Kay | |
| Kelsey Keel | ... | Tiger Ann Parker | |
| Shirley Knight | ... | Jewel Ramsey | |
| Amelia Campbell | ... | Corrina Ramsey Parker | |
| Chris Owens | ... | Lonnie Parker | |
| Karen Robinson | ... | Magnolia | |
| Michael Cera | ... | Jesse Wade Thompson | |
| Nola Augustson | ... | Mrs. Thompson | |
| Robert Haley | ... | Mr. Thompson | |
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Rudy Webb | ... | Otis Calhoun |
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Neil Girvan | ... | Milton Lambert |
| Jody Racicot | ... | Shorty | |
| Ksenia Solo | ... | Abby Lynn Anders | |
| Kerry Dorey | ... | Dr. Randall | |
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Barry Stillwell | ... | Brother Dave |
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A 12-year-old girl re-evaluates her relationship with her developmentally disabled parents.
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Tiger Ann Parker: No, mam.
Magnolia: Good, 'cause I can't stand no fussy eaters. I make one dinner for everyone, and that's it.
Tiger Ann Parker: Well, we eat just about anything but snails. I read in a book once they eat snails in Paris, France.
Magnolia: I ain't got no snail recipes.
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When the TV is delivered, it comes on without warming up. It also was able to pick up a station without any type of external antenna attached. There were only a handful of TV stations in Louisiana in the 50's and none would have come in so clear out on a rural farm. See more »Quotes
Magnolia: Your people aren't fussy folk, are they?Tiger Ann Parker: No, mam.
Magnolia: Good, 'cause I can't stand no fussy eaters. I make one dinner for everyone, and that's it.
Tiger Ann Parker: Well, we eat just about anything but snails. I read in a book once they eat snails in Paris, France.
Magnolia: I ain't got no snail recipes.
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13 May 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Az otthon kék ege See more »Company Credits
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I might be completely biased because Kelsey Keel is a local girl from my neck of the woods who went to high school across the street from me, but she is superb in this film. After winning two Awards for her work in this film (a Daytime Emmy and a Young Artist Award), I hope she continues to find work in films and ages with grace and maturity on-screen. Juliette Lewis and Shirley Knight provide able support, but the fact that the entire film is shown from Tiger Ann's point of view only provides Keel with some magnificent characterization and plenty of screentime that should have earned her star billing. Magnificent coming of age story that should be seen by audience members of all ages that suffers from being shown on ShowTime and seeing a less than adequate home video release.