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A young woman just out of prison finds spiritual redemption working at a cafe in Maine.A young woman just out of prison finds spiritual redemption working at a cafe in Maine.A young woman just out of prison finds spiritual redemption working at a cafe in Maine.
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- TriviaAn early Christian film made by The Sacred Heart League, Inc. to raise money for Auto Immune Disease research and treatment.
- GoofsPercy announces to a group of customers that she served time in prison for manslaughter but Naham has to call the county court to find out what she was convicted for. It's not plausible that the whole town, including Percy, wouldn't know about it after Percy's confession.
- Quotes
Nahum Goddard: Where do you come from, Percy?
Percy: Ohio.
Nahum Goddard: Ohio, huh. I had some clients from Ohio once. Didn't sound like you do.
Percy: Well I wouldn't mind coming from someplace else, if that doesn't suit you.
- SoundtracksFalling Sky
Performed by Martin Zellar
Written by Martin Zellar
Courtesy of Rykodisk
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Everyone has their opinion, and mine on this particular film, is that it's one of the best to have ever graced the screen of my TV.
I'm from typical small town America, and to quite a degree,Gilead depicts this sort of life. Clannish, and less than trusting, when it comes to new folks, but what impressed me as much as anything was the unbelievable authenticity of Alison Elliotts southern accent. I had to look her up on the net to see if she was from the south, or not. She's not, but I am, and being familiar with my own accent, I can tell you she did it perfectly.
I've watched it about six, or seven times, and will likely watch it that many more before Let it rest for a while.
If you like beautiful scenery, small town life, and folks who are just a little short of being odd, you'll love this movie.
I'm from typical small town America, and to quite a degree,Gilead depicts this sort of life. Clannish, and less than trusting, when it comes to new folks, but what impressed me as much as anything was the unbelievable authenticity of Alison Elliotts southern accent. I had to look her up on the net to see if she was from the south, or not. She's not, but I am, and being familiar with my own accent, I can tell you she did it perfectly.
I've watched it about six, or seven times, and will likely watch it that many more before Let it rest for a while.
If you like beautiful scenery, small town life, and folks who are just a little short of being odd, you'll love this movie.
- joeestlinbm
- Feb 4, 2005
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Box office
- Budget
- $6,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $12,658,486
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $150,049
- Aug 25, 1996
- Gross worldwide
- $12,658,486
- Runtime1 hour 57 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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