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September

(1987)
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Released on December 18, 1987
A weekend stay at a Vermont summer house provides glimpses into the lives of six unhappy people, plagued by unrequited feelings, thoughts and desires. Mia Farrow plays Lane, a troubled woman who hides from a terrible childhood memory. Read More
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December 01, 2011
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This is both a sad and funny movie. Elaine Stritch is fabulous as the mother and of course Mia Farrow and the rest of the cast (including Diane Weist) are excellent. Mia plays the part of the daughter of a former movie star who shot her boyfriend...taken, I guess, from the true story of Lana Turner. The daughter never really recovers from the trauma and this movie could have been called
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