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Paul Whitehurst (Martin Sheen) looks back at a particularly memorable summer of his childhood, spent with the idiosyncratic Vernon Dabney (Harvey Keitel) and his ebullient wife Trixie (Andie MacDowell). Now penniless, but from wealthy plantation stock, the couple are shocked by the arrival of a black 99-year old former slave, who tells them he is a long-lost relative. If his ancestral claims are proved correct, he is entitled to be buried on their land, and Dabney has to face some hard truths about himself as he considers the old man's request.
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Product Information
An old man turns up on the doorstep of the Dabney family claiming to be an ancestor and requesting that he be buried near his ancestral home.
Product Identifiers
ProducerBoaz Davidson, John Thompson, Bridget Terry
EAN5017633201822
eBay Product ID (ePID)3947670
Product Key Features
ActorScott Terra, Daniel Treat, Erin Underwood, Harvey Keitel, John Franklin Sawyer, Andie Macdowell
Film/TV TitleShadrach
DirectorSusanna Styron
Release Year2002
FormatDVD
LanguageEnglish
FeaturesTrailers-1. Original Theatrical Trailer\2. Hollywood DVD Trailers
GenreDrama, General
Run Time84 Mins
Additional Product Features
Certificate12A/12
Number of Discs1
ComposerVan Dyke Parks
Production DesignerBurton Rencher
Additional InformationBased on William Styron's short story, this is a slightly gothic tale about the Dabneys, a Southern family struggling through the Great Depression. When an old black man arrives on the once prosperous tobacco plantation after having walked all the way from Alabama, he makes his one last wish known.
ReviewsBox Office - ...[With] an outstanding performance from MacDowell..., USA Today - ...Well-acted..., New York Times - ...[The] sweet, sentimental SHADRACH is a labor of love by Susanna Styron....She evokes the simple decency of people who manage to retain their fundamental humanity in the face of hardship...