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DVD FICTION Heart
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Summary:
When deaf-mute John Singer moves to a sleepy Southern town to be near his hospitalized friend, a brain-damaged man-child, Singer's silent kindness draws to him others broken in body and spirit.
"John Singer, who is deaf . . . moves from a small town in order to be close to his institutionalized friend Antonapoulos, who is deaf and mentally impaired. Singer rents a room with a family whose father, Mr. Kelly, is unable to earn a living due to a serious injury. His teen-aged daughter Mick is at first resentful of Singer's presence, but he ingratiates himself by introducing her to classical music (which he can "feel," if not hear). Singer likewise tries to brighten the lives of such unfortunates as alcoholic Blount, dying black doctor Copeland, and Copeland's poverty-stricken daughter."--Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.
Notes:
MPAA rating: G.
Based on the novel by Carson McCullers.
Originally released as a motion picture in 1968.
Special features: Theatrical trailer.
Director of photography, James Wong Howe ; editor, John F. Burnell ; music, David Grusin.
Alan Arkin, Laurinda Barrett, Stacy Keach, Jr., Chuck McCann, Biff McGuire, Percy Rodriguez, Cicely Tyson, Sondra Locke.
DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital mono., dual-layer.
Subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.
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