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Title: Healing Hands (TV Movie 2010)
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| Eddie Cibrian | ... | Buddy Hoyt | |
| Patrick Duffy | ... | Uncle Norman | |
| Lisa Sheridan | ... | Alice | |
| Meagen Fay | ... | Aunt Beth | |
| Evan Jones | ... | Mike | |
| Gina Gallego | ... | Ginny Jones | |
| John Rubinstein | ... | Dr. Harris | |
| Alexandra Holden | ... | Natasha Waverly | |
| Deborah Van Valkenburgh | ... | Leah Gardner | |
| Andy Umberger | ... | Dr. May | |
| John Posey | ... | Henry Ferguson | |
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Ted Lyde | ... | Stinson |
| Dana Cuomo | ... | Mrs. Boxby | |
| Brian Poth | ... | Green | |
| Robert Curtis Brown | ... | Reverend Collins | |
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A near death experience gives a young man, engaged to be married, the ability to heal people.
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20 March 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Eddie Cibrian is a janitor who recovers from an accident and discovers that he has acquired healing powers. The movie explores the implications of his new-found gift, especially the cost that it imposes on him and the people close to him. Cibrian is likeable and carries the movie gracefully, with an adequate supporting cast. "Resurrection" (1980), with Ellen Burstyn, is a superior movie that explores most of the same themes on a much deeper level, and packs a far more powerful emotional punch. But "Healing Hands" will always have a special place in my heart because of the circumstances under which I saw it -- on vacation with my 1-year old grand-daughter, who is just acquiring many of the abilities that I find myself gradually losing as a septuagenarian. "Healing Hands" resonated with that situation and gave me a perspective from which to accept generously, even embrace, the inevitable process of aging. My nine stars are a personal tip of the hat for that gift. You can't ask for much more from a movie.