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Director:
L.A. Puopolo
Writers:
L.A. Puopolo (screenplay) &
Chris Ceraso (screenplay) ...
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Release Date:
2 May 1992 (USA) more
Genre:
Drama more
Tagline:
Gillian Anderson In Her First And Most Revealing Role more
Plot:
A white supremacist returns to his hometown for the first time in years to try and save his parents' relationship. full summary | add synopsis
User Comments:
A movie so bad... more (15 total)

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

Karen Allen ... Glory Lawson

Raymond J. Barry ... Mark Harnish
Michael Dolan ... Clifford Harnish

Tess Harper ... Martha Harnish

Gillian Anderson ... April Cavanaugh
Jim Simmons ... Mayor
Madison Arnold ... Mr. Cavanaugh

Tannis Benedict ... Vivian Sinott
John Newton ... Mr. Creasy
William B. O'Boyle ... Pete Tarosky (as Bill O'Boyle)
Murphy Larson ... Rita Smithson
Michael P. Moran ... Jim McCutcheon
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Tom Trigo ... Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)
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Directed by
L.A. Puopolo 
 
Writing credits
L.A. Puopolo (screenplay) &
Chris Ceraso (screenplay)

Chris Ceraso (play "Home Fires Burning")

Produced by
Matthew Carlisle .... associate producer
William B. O'Boyle .... producer
L.A. Puopolo .... producer
Chrisann Verges .... line producer
 
Original Music by
Herb Pilhofer 
 
Cinematography by
J. Michael McClary (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Lesley Topping 
 
Casting by
Deborah Brown 
 
Production Design by
Mike Moran 
 
Art Direction by
Gary Levinson 
 
Set Decoration by
Jennifer Baker 
 
Costume Design by
Natasha Landau 
 
Makeup Department
McKinley Kirby .... hair stylist
McKinley Kirby .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Matthew Carlisle .... unit production manager
Murphy Larson .... associate post-production supervisor
Tom Trigo .... unit manager (as Tomas Trigo)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Matthew Carlisle .... first assistant director
William B. O'Boyle .... second unit director
Louis Puopolo .... second assistant director (as Louis A. Puopolo II)
 
Art Department
Keith Crossley .... storyboard artist
Steve George .... assistant set decorator
 
Sound Department
Joshua Clark .... apprentice sound editor
Elliot Deitch .... supervising sound editor
George A. Lara .... foley engineer (as George Lara)
Terrance Laudermilch .... foley engineer (as Terry Laudermilch)
Kevin Lee .... sound editor
Michael Shore .... sound editor
Zeborah Tidwell .... assistant sound editor
Kevin M. Tromer .... boom operator (as Kevin Tromer)
Michael R. Tromer .... sound mixer (as Mike Tromer)
Brian Vancho .... foley artist (as Brian Vancha)
Steven Visscher .... sound editor
Peter Waggoner .... sound re-recording mixer
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Eddie Burcham .... electrician
Kenny Byrnes .... electrician
E. Wes Dempster .... dolly grip (as Wes Dempster)
Phil Dorman .... electrician
Andrew Hallbach .... assistant camera
Tommy Hensley .... grip
Billy MacTavish .... best boy grip (as Billy Mactavish)
Peter Mercurio .... camera operator
Ron Phillips .... still photographer
Bob Reichmann .... key grip
Spider Spain .... best boy
Eddie Stevens .... generator operator
Eddie Stevens .... swing grip
John Michael Taylor .... gaffer
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Lou Stoker .... costume assistant
 
Editorial Department
Earl Dittebrandt .... assistant editor
Mark Ginsberg .... color timer
Aura Truslow .... apprentice editor
 
Music Department
Eric Pilhofer .... music mixer
Eric Pilhofer .... music recordist
 
Other crew
Jamie Ader-Brown .... marketing consultant
Jamie Ader-Brown .... unit publicist
Maria Arago .... assistant: Mr. Puopolo
Dean Bailey .... production assistant
Kes Blackwell .... disc jockey
Mitchell Cannon .... craft service
Matthew Grant .... key production assistant
Murphy Larson .... production accountant
Michael Long .... caterer
J. Louis .... caterer
Dan Malone .... production assistant
Patrick Paine .... production assistant
Pete Pardue .... security officer
Christian Puopolo .... production assistant
Wendy Lee Roberts .... script supervisor
Teresa Ruble .... production secretary
Ira Schreck .... legal service
John Sloss .... legal service
Jayson Taylor .... production assistant
Nina Tisch .... assistant: Mr. O'Boyle
Tom Trigo .... location manager (as Tomas Trigo)
Aura Truslow .... production assistant
Janice Wilde .... production coordinator
 
Thanks
Darrell Bailey .... thanks (as Chief of Police Darrell Bailey)
Bill Butler .... thanks
Rita D. McClenny .... thanks: Virginia Film Office (as Rita McClenny, Associate Director)
Walter Moore .... thanks (as Councilman Walter Moore)
Laura Oaksmith .... thanks: Director, Virginia Film Office (as Laura Oaksmith)
Jim Simmons .... thanks (as Mayor Jim Simmons)
Early Smith .... thanks
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Home Fires Burning (USA) (working title)
Pocahontas, Virginia
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Runtime:
91 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Certification:
UK:18 | USA:R
Filming Locations:
Pocahontas, Virginia, USA

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Movie Connections:
References Modern Times (1936) more
Soundtrack:
Make Up And Faded Blue Jeans more

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8 out of 9 people found the following comment useful.
A movie so bad..., 10 March 2001
Author: Willow192 from Orlando, Florida

How on Earth was this movie allowed to even be made? The ONLY and I mean ONLY reason that I even wasted my time watching this movie was because it supposedly "starred" my all time favorite Actress, Gillian Anderson. But Gillian, honey. What were you thinking?! This movie lacked any kind of plot of character development. I am wondering who sold their soul to the devil...or paid someone off to even get this film made. They so slyly put Gillian's picture on the cover of the movie to lure people in. And then she's in the movie for about 5 minutes. This movie was so boring that it had me wanted to fast forward to the scenes with Gillian in them. I can't believe Gillian ever even got another role after appearing in this sad, sad excuse for a movie. I am now dumber as a result of watching this film.

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