Northfork
DramaRated PG-13
Box Office: $1.4M
When Announced | When Released | |||
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In Theaters | July 11 2003 | |||
On 4K-UHD | Not Available | Alert Me | Remind Me | |
On Blu-ray | Not Available | Alert Me | Remind Me | |
On DVD | December 30 2003 | Now Available |
PRINCIPAL CAST
James Woods, Nick Nolte, Claire Forlani, Daryl Hannah, Mark Polish, Duel Farnes, Graham Beckel, Josh Barker, Peter Coyote, Ben Foster, Anthony Edwards, Marshall Bell, Kyle MacLachlan
DIRECTOR
Michael Polish
WRITER
Mark Polish, Michael Polish
SYNOPSIS
BACK ON DVD - The year is 1955, and Northfork is literally about to be "dammed," flooded to make way for a new hydroelectric project. The town's rugged plains are going to drown, its Heartland houses will be swept away, and its citizens are heading for higher ground. With the exception of a few stoic resistors. Now a team of six trench-coated men has been charged with removing the last few stragglers before it is too late. As the Evacuation Committee spreads out across Northfork, they encounter a group of people not quite ready or willing to leave. They are each in limbo. Some are looking for a sign. Others are hoping for a miracle. Yet, one way or another, they will all have to say goodbye. Northfork is a beguiling story of loss and resurrection, about adjusting to the strange new places towards which we sometimes find ourselves heading. Blending surreality and history, the film is spun in the manner of an American fairy tale that tackles such themes as land, life, faith, death, the afterlife, and the power of dreams with a distinctively playful touch.
BOX OFFICE
$1.4 Million
GENRE
Drama
RATING
Rated PG-13
brief sexuality
RUN TIME
103 Minutes
STUDIO
Paramount Classics