Map of the Human Heart
6.6
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- Original title
- Map of the Human Heart
- Year
- 1993
- Running time
- 109 min.
- Country
New Zealand
- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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- Jason Scott Lee
- Anne Parillaud
- Patrick Bergin
- John Cusack
- Jeanne Moreau
- Robert Joamie
- Annie Galipeau
- Ben Mendelsohn
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- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Co-production New Zealand-Canada-United Kingdom-Australia-France;
- Genre
- Romance. Drama | Romantic Drama
- Synopsis
- In 1931, a chartist lands a plane in the Arctic to map unrecorded regions. He takes an Eskimo boy with tuberculosis back to civilisation where he is healed and indoctrinated in a Catholic foster home. The Eskimo meets a "half-breed" girl (father was French, mother was Indian) and they fall in love. They are separated and the Eskimo returns to the Arctic. Years later he encounters the chartist again and sends a message to his love via the chartist. He joins the air force to fight Hitler, and runs into her again, but there are obstacles that threaten his friendships and relationships.
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- Rankings Position
- Awards
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1993: Chicago Film Critics Awards: Nominated Most Promissing Actor (Scott Lee)
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