Junebug

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Theatrical Release Date:

08/03/2005

DVD Release Date:

01/17/2006

Run Time:

106min.

Starring:

Amy Adams , Embeth Davidtz , Benjamin McKenzie , Alessandro Nivola , Frank Hoyt Taylor

Director(s):

Phil Morrison

Distributor(s):

Sony Classics

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Genre(s):

Drama

Plot: Phil Morrison, who collaborated with screenwriter Angus MacLachlan for his acclaimed 1990 short, Tater Tomater, joins forces with MacLachlan again for his feature-film debut, Junebug. Junebug takes place in rural North Carolina. Read More

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