Since the untimely death of his parents, eleven year old Avery Small has become silent. No one has been able to alleviate his pain until now. Here, in this new town, Avery will find hope. ...
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Title: The Legend of Razorback (2002)
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| Kevin McCarthy | ... | Zondervan | |
| Austin Stout | ... | Avery Small | |
| Barbara Tarbuck | ... | Mirna Small | |
| Nick Nordella | ... | Paul | |
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Andrew Schatzberg | ... | Danny |
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John Worsham | ... | Hammy |
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Corey Padnos | ... | Snack |
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Since the untimely death of his parents, eleven year old Avery Small has become silent. No one has been able to alleviate his pain until now. Here, in this new town, Avery will find hope. But he must confront a local town legend that may be the key to unlocking his silence. Written by anonymous
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Razorback is a story of a young orphan who lives with his grandmother. The movie takes place after the death of his parents (not explained), where we see that the boy has retreated into himself and refuses to talk. What ensues is a story of how the boy comes out of his shell. A throwback to the after school special that was so popular in the eighties, Razorback is awash with all the ingredients that made the genre so popular with the Star Wars/Indiana Jones generation in the eighties: dreams of a misunderstood protagonist, threat of fantastic danger, mysterious old man who holds the key to happiness, and final victory of sorts when the protagonist is able to overcome his fears and stand up for what he believes is right.