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WHERE THE HEART IS (1990) - PG-13

Country:	United States Location: Texas
Genre:	Comedy, Drama, Romantic

Credits

Production Company:	Silver Screen Partners IV
Director:	John Boorman
Producer:	John Boorman Randa Haines
Exec Producer:	Edgar F. Gross
Prod. Executive:	Daniel Heffner
Writer: Screenplay:	John Boorman Telsche Boorman
Cast:	Suzy Amis Sharmain Beddoe Catherine Blythe Jacinta Bradshaw David Bronstein Ida Carnevali Joanna Cassidy Maury Chaykin Dabney Coleman Frances Flanagan Jean Fleming Prabha Gandhi Paulina Gillis Crispin Glover Maurice Godin David Hewlett Naima Jodin Suzy Johnston Sheila Kelley Michael Kirby Christine Kossak Gary Krawford Howard Lende Anne-Marie MacDonald Maxinexine Mikki Eric Moreau Trish Olsthoorn Christopher Plummer Ken Pogue Sandi Ross Sean Ryerson Jennifer Samarzija Juan Sánchez Albert Schultz George Seremba Ralph Small Audrey Smith Timothy Stickney Dennis Strong Uma Thurman Dylan Walsh Susan Willemsen Philip Williams Karyn Wilson Emma Woollard
Casting Director:	Jo Edna Boldin
Production Manager:	Sean Ryerson
Editor:	Ian (II) Crawford
Production Design:	Carol Spier
Dir of Photography:	Peter Suschitzky
Composer:	Peter Martin
Costume Designer:	Linda Matheson

Synopsis: A real-estate mogul who makes his living by tearing down old neighborhoods to resurrect new ones raises the ire of the media, the community and his own family when he plans to tear down a lonely, ugly building, called the Dutch House to make room for a new subdivision. After his children ridicule him for appearing on TV, he drops them off at the Dutch House with $750 a piece, and tells them they're on their own. They must find jobs if they expect to make money to stay warm. McBain and his wife, Jean watch from afar as their children adapt to their new lifestyle, meeting new friends, and inviting others into their new home, including a decrepit bum.

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