Clipping Adam (2004)

Clipping Adam (2004)
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A kid who is still struggling with the loss of a parent has an unexpected challenge thrown in his path in this coming-of-age drama. Adam (Evan Peters) has just wrapped up his last year in middle school, and is waiting out the summer before he enters high school. Adam is still dealing with the death of his mother and younger sister in a car wreck two years earlier. In tribute to them, Adam hasn't cut his hair since the accident, while Adam's father (Chris Eigeman) prefers to blunt his own sorrows by drinking and giving his son bad advice. Given to angry outbursts of violence, Adam finds he's better off turning to his grandmother (Louise Fletcher) or Father Dan (Kevin Sorbo), an open-minded priest who prefers talking to kids on the basketball court rather than in the church rectory. Over the summer, Adam makes friends with Johnny (Bryan Burke), but he also gains an enemy -- Jerry (Donato Mario Alleva), an older student with a bullying personality and a hatred of long hair. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Evan PetersChristopher Eigeman, (more)
Director(s):
Michael A. Picchiottino
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Clipping Adam

A kid who is still struggling with the loss of a parent has an unexpected challenge thrown in his path in this coming-of-age drama. Adam (Evan Peters) has just wrapped up his last year in middle school, and is waiting out the summer before he enters high school. Adam is still dealing with the death of his mother and younger sister in a car wreck two years earlier. In tribute to them, Adam hasn't cut his hair since the accident, while Adam's father (Chris Eigeman) prefers to blunt his own sorrows by drinking and giving his son bad advice. Given to angry outbursts of violence, Adam finds he's better off turning to his grandmother (Louise Fletcher) or Father Dan (Kevin Sorbo), an open-minded priest who prefers talking to kids on the basketball court rather than in the church rectory. Over the summer, Adam makes friends with Johnny (Bryan Burke), but he also gains an enemy -- Jerry (Donato Mario Alleva), an older student with a bullying personality and a hatred of long hair. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
90 mins

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Director(s):
Michael A. Picchiottino
Writer(s):
Michael A. Picchiottino
Producer(s):
Michael GabrawyMichael A. Picchiottino
Categories:
Drama
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    James A.

    A young man dealing with the death of his mother and sister. He gets in all kinds of trouble in middle school. His grandmother bails him out all the time because his father is too drunk to care. He finally has to see a priest for help, his is last hope before he goes to high school at the end of summer. If it wasn't for the help of friends from school, and his grandmother the kid would fall apart. His friends help him through rough times of a high school bully whom hates long hair. It's really a must see movie, and a great ending to lots of problems for Adam, his grandmother, and his dad.

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    Walter M.

    My kids and I watched this movie---they liked it better than I did. I appreciated the message (which was kind of subtle) but it was rather slow moving and a little dull.

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    Oscar P.

    Good movie about a boy who has behavioral problems because of the death of his mother and sister, and an alcoholic father. Thought the no cutting his hair because of the deaths was kind of dumb, but storyline was good.

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