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Carry Me Home

Play trailer Poster for Carry Me Home PG-13,  2003,  1h 37m,  Drama Play Trailer Watchlist
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Harriet (Penelope Ann Miller) recently lost her husband in World War II, and her family is now emotionally unstable. Her young daughter, Carrie (Ashley Rose), takes the death of her father especially hard and begins to withdraw from her mother and local boy Zeke (Nicholas Braun). When the sophisticated Bernard (David Alan Basche) begins a romance with Harriet, Carrie's behavior becomes even more erratic, and she inadvertently causes a neighborhood tragedy that changes her life forever.
Carry Me Home

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Jace Alexander

Director

Penelope Ann Miller

Harriet

Kevin Anderson

Charlie

David Alan Basche

Bernard

Ashley Rose

Carrie

Jane Alexander

Mrs. Gortimer

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Carry Me Home

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Synopsis Harriet (Penelope Ann Miller) recently lost her husband in World War II, and her family is now emotionally unstable. Her young daughter, Carrie (Ashley Rose), takes the death of her father especially hard and begins to withdraw from her mother and local boy Zeke (Nicholas Braun). When the sophisticated Bernard (David Alan Basche) begins a romance with Harriet, Carrie's behavior becomes even more erratic, and she inadvertently causes a neighborhood tragedy that changes her life forever.
Director
Jace Alexander
Producer
Anna Ryan Hansen, Sean Hewitt
Screenwriter
Christopher Fay
Production Co
Saturday Pictures, Showtime Networks
Rating
PG-13
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Jul 2, 2007
Runtime
1h 37m
Sound Mix
Surround
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