
"Dinge fallen runter. Menschen schauen hoch."
Magnolia
24 Stunden in L.A. Neun Menschen. Neun Schicksale. Wie ein Spinnennetz sind alle miteinander verwoben. Und ein gewaltiger Sturm an Gefühlen bricht über sie herein. Wie bei Frank T.J. Mackay. Ist es Zufall, daß der charismatische Sex-Prediger gerade heute, nach so vielen Jahren, seinen Vater wiedersieht? Seine verhaßte Kindheit kommt wieder hoch, und dennoch wurde er genau wie sein Vater, der erfolgreiche TV-Produzent Earl Partridge, ein Star im Medienrummel. Und was ist mit der schönen, mondänen Linda, Earl's Frau? Sie besitzt alles, was mit Geld zu kaufen ist, ist aber grenzenlos einsam. Erst dann, als Earl im Sterben liegt, findet sie heraus, was Liebe heisst.
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Tom Cruise
Frank T.J. Mackey

Philip Baker Hall
Jimmy Gator

Philip Seymour Hoffman
Phil Parma

Julianne Moore
Linda Partridge

William H. Macy
Quiz Kid Donnie Smith

John C. Reilly
Officer Jim Kurring

Melora Walters
Claudia Wilson Gator

Jeremy Blackman
Stanley Spector

Jason Robards
Earl Partridge

Melinda Dillon
Rose Gator

Michael Bowen
Rick Spector

April Grace
Gwenovier
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I remember seeing this in the theater with one of my friends, during our first year in college. We had all found our way back to town and... given we lived in the sticks... we ended up going to the movies out of habit and for lack of anything else to do. And I'll be honest, at the time, I walked out of the theater kind of blown away. I hadn't really seen a movie like that before. I mean, the…
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