Two men embark on a music-steeped journey through the American South.
Director:
Mario Van Peebles
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Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
| Taryn Manning | ... | Jackie | |
| Michael Clarke Duncan | ... | Augy | |
| Luke Perry | ... | Boyd | |
| Tom Skerritt | ... | Santa | |
| Jet Jurgensmeyer | ... | Jet | |
| Kiele Sanchez | ... | Hannah | |
| Melvin Van Peebles | ... | Elmo | |
| Linds Edwards | ... | Jimbo | |
| Catherine McGoohan | ... | Annie | |
| Cinda McCain | ... | Tanned Woman | |
| Denise Johnson | ... | Dancer | |
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Richard Madenfort | ... | Musician (Country Music Club) |
| Lee Perkins | ... | Security Guard | |
| Cassie Jordan | ... | Joy the Grumpy Waitress | |
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Minnie Murphy | ... | Musician (Country Music Club) |
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Two seemingly different men embark on a music-steeped journey through the American South, learning along the way that life isn't about where you end up - it's how you get there that matters. Somewhere between Austin, TX and Huntsville, AL the two men become unlikely friends. However, every road has an end. In Huntsville, sad truths come to light, with heartbreak and violence lingering in their wake, ultimately leaving both men changed forever. Written by Anonymous
Plot Keywords:
death of loved one | loss of loved one | loss of father | singer | musician |Genres:
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Rated PG-13 for thematic elements, some violence, language and sexual material | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
17 April 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$19,152, 28 August 2011, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$27,012, 4 September 2011Company Credits
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The gritty parts didn't pull any punches...this would be a good movie for recovering addicts. Many movies show the characters drinking heavily, but few show the consequences as vividly as in the beginning scenes. The character of Jefferson Bailey was flawed and almost disgusting, but his end of the road status was necessary to propel the plot forward. Maybe the story was too neatly tied together(finding someone and something important at the pawn shop)but I liked the characters enough to go along with the plot. I cried at the end. I cared about the characters, wanted them to overcome their pain and grow. The music was great, sets seemed like places I've been and it was good to see Michael Clarke Duncan, along with Tom Skerritt and the large cast of newer or unknown actors.