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DVD 364.2 St488
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DVD 364.2 St488
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Century Library
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DVD 364.2 St488
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Mesquite Library
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DVD 364.2 St488
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Summary:
Returns to rural southern Illinois to reconnect with Stevie, a troubled young boy from ten years ago. The film began as a way of discovering what forces shaped Stevie's life. Part way through the filming, Stevie is arrested for a serious crime, and tears his family apart. The modest profile turned into a chronicle of Stevie, his broken family, the justice system and the filmmaker himself.
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MPAA rating: Not rated.
DVD, Region 1 encoding, Dolby digital.
Optional Spanish subtitles; Closed-captioned.
Steve James, Brenda Hickam, Stephen Dale Fielding, Verna Hagler, Bernice Hagler, Doug Hickam, Tonya Gregory.
Cinematographers, Dana Kupper, Gordon Quinn, Peter Gilbert ; editors, Steve James, William Haugse ; music composer, Dirk Powell.
Originally released as a motion picture in 2002.
Special features: production commentary; unused footage; Where are they now?
Sundance Film Festival, 2003: Cinematography Award - Documentary (Dana Kupper, Gordon Quinn, Peter Gilbert).
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| Consensus: Poignant documentary that's hard to forget. |
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