Home at Last (1988)

Home at Last (1988)
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In this moving drama set near the turn-of-the-century, a New York orphan is placed aboard the notorious orphan train (part of a government program in which parentless inner city kids were shipped to midwestern farms to be adopted out or used for cheap labor in hopes of bettering their lives) and sent to a Nebraska farm. The family who adopts him still grieves over the loss of their first son and at first tries to use the new boy as a replacement for him. But the young man wants to be loved and appreciated for being himself and a struggle ensues. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Director(s):
David de Vries
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DVD
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Synopsis of Home at Last

In this moving drama set near the turn-of-the-century, a New York orphan is placed aboard the notorious orphan train (part of a government program in which parentless inner city kids were shipped to midwestern farms to be adopted out or used for cheap labor in hopes of bettering their lives) and sent to a Nebraska farm. The family who adopts him still grieves over the loss of their first son and at first tries to use the new boy as a replacement for him. But the young man wants to be loved and appreciated for being himself and a struggle ensues. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
59 mins

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Director(s):
David de Vries
Writer(s):
David de Vries
Categories:
Family & Kids
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    Sandra N.

    Adrien Brody at 13...how cute. Nice family story though only an hour long.

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    The Galloway F.

    This was a good movie, but it ended after an hour leaving you wanting more! It is obviously one of Andrien Brody's first movies, but he was excellent as always! It is about a historical happening, and that made it even more interesting. People do need to be loved and feel that they belong somewhere, especially children!

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