Redwood Curtain
| Redwood Curtain |
Manufacturer: Hallmark Home Entertainment
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707729801139 Retail Price: $9.98 #Deals:
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An adopted daughter's search for the truth leads her to a redwood forest, a mysterious stranger and a shocking secret in this "eloquent drama"(Chicago Sun-Time) of breathing beauty (The Hollywood Reporter) from the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lanford Wilson. |
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Redwood Curtain Specs:
| Product Name | Redwood Curtain |
| Manufacturer | Hallmark Home Entertainment |
| Retail Price | $9.98 |
| UPC | 707729801139 |
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| Release Date | 1995-04-23 |
| Format | VHS Tape |
| Director(s) | John Korty |
| Rating | PG |
| Num. of Items | 1 |
| Deal first added on: | 5-March-2004 |
Latest 4 Reviews
Here is what people are saying about the Redwood Curtain
 "Fine ensemble performance" | 2001-01-16 |
| - Reviewed By Paul Sayles from Japan |
| A wonderful movie with fine performances by a great ensemble cast. The whole film, from start to finish is excellent. Lithgow's performance as an adoptive father striving to encourage his adopted daughter's, Salonga, musical career will touch a lot of buttons. Her longing to know her birth family is topical as well as intensely personal, a good blend. The adoptive mother flits in and out; obviously not all that interested in her adoptive daughter. Lithgow's sudden death leads to to a further estrangement between mother and daughter. A trip to visit Lithgow's sister starts a whole new series of events for Salonga and her meeting with Daniels and all that comes from that. The ending is a complete surprise but at the same times, explains much. A well crafted and performed movie. Even the small roles are done well, be it in a lumbar yard, vet's center or in the cemetery. This film touches a number of issues, adoption, emotional pair, personal developement and the maturing process. All are captured in this film and the result is a fine movie that should be in every video library. |
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| "Lea's Performance" | 2000-05-19 |
| - Reviewed By Ken Snow from Wales.U,K. |
| Although this film has the same kind of background as the plot in Miss Saigon,it seems to have a strange "freshness" about it. I think that the introduction of Miss Lea Salonga into this cast was the perfect choice for this story.She was of course the original girl to play Kim in the London cast of Miss Saigon.Her "Newness"to film acting comes through now and again,but it was a good performance,and a good story with a little twist at the end. |
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 "Only for fans" | 2000-01-22 |
| - Reviewed By kate_s from Chicago, IL |
| A great premise, and even more promising cast. However, Salonga's acting is terribly disappointing. She's very theatrical, possibly from her then-recent Miss Saigon experience. Expect a pretty slow-pace film. |
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| "Excellent acting, and a good storyline." | 1999-10-04 |
| - Reviewed By Anonymous |
| My favorite part is the storyline because this vide talks about finding your true self, who you really are, in all aspects of life, not just nationality. I certainly wish there was a soundtrack to go with it. I wonder if Lea Salonga plays in the movie. She seems to be quite a good pianist. The actors are wonderful, and I especially liked Jeff Daniels as the Vietnam soldier who lived in the Redwood Forest. He fit the part so nicely that I didn't even know it was him until I saw the credits. |
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