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Theatrical Release Date:

10/03/2003

DVD Release Date:

06/15/2004

Run Time:

90min.

Starring:

Peter Dinklage , Patricia Clarkson , Bobby Cannavale , Raven Goodwin , Paul Benjamin

Director(s):

Thomas McCarthy

Distributor(s):

Miramax

MPAA Rating:

R for language and some drug content.

Genre(s):

Comedy,Drama

Plot: Actor and playwright Tom McCarthy makes his feature film debut as a writer/director with the quirky comedy drama The Station Agent. In New Jersey, Finbar McBride (Peter Dinklage) is a four-foot-tall lonely man who chooses to live the life of a hermit ... Read More

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