A 12-year-old girl re-evaluates her relationship with her developmentally disabled parents.A 12-year-old girl re-evaluates her relationship with her developmentally disabled parents.A 12-year-old girl re-evaluates her relationship with her developmentally disabled parents.
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- TriviaKsenia Solo's debut.
- GoofsWhen the TV is delivered, it comes on without warming up. It also was able to pick up a station without any type of external antenna attached. There were only a handful of TV stations in Louisiana in the 50's and none would have come in so clear out on a rural farm.
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Tiger Ann Parker: I wish I could turn back the clock and change things. I'd forget about Abby Lynn's swimming party and about Jesse Wade kissing me. I'd help Granny more. I'd watch her real careful and make sure she wasn't ever, ever sick with her heart.
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This is a winning and whimsical tale of a girl coming-of-age in rural Louisiana in the 1950's. Kelsey Keel has a winning debut as Tiger Ann, the central character. And her chemistries in the three main relationships with her grandmother (Shirley Knight), retarded mother (Amelia Campbell), and sophisticated aunt (Juliette Lewis) are superb. The costumes are delicious. And the emotions are genuine. Adam Arkin does a great job getting an honest salt-of-the-Earth feel from building a brilliantly realized Canadian abstraction of the time and place. This is one movie worth watching even if you already read the book.
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- Mar 20, 2003
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