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Like Dandelion Dust (2009)

Like Dandelion Dust (2009)
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Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino and Barry Pepper star in My Date with Drew director Jon Gunn's heart-wrenching tale of a recently released ex-con who uses a legal loophole to locate his son, who was adopted by an upper-crust family shortly after his father was incarcerated. When Rip Porter (Pepper) went to prison, his wife, Wendy (Sorvino), couldn't handle the responsibilities of being a single parent. Wanting the best for her newborn son, Joey, she put the boy up for adoption. Adopted by Jack (Cole Hauser) and Molly Campbell (Kate Levering), Joey now enjoys an idyllic life with his new parents in a small town just outside of West Palm Beach, FL. Then, one day, Jack and Molly receive a troubling phone call from the social worker who assisted with the adoption: Rip has just been released from prison, and he's eager to start a new life with his wife Wendy and son Joey (Maxwell Perry Cotton). A judge has just issued a ruling stating that the Campbells have no choice but to return Joey to his biological parents -- but what if Jack and Molly were simply to disappear with Joey, like dandelion dust, never to be seen again? The film is adapted from the best-selling novel by Karen Kingsbury. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Mira SorvinoBarry Pepper, (more)
Director(s):
Jon Gunn
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Like Dandelion Dust

Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino and Barry Pepper star in My Date with Drew director Jon Gunn's heart-wrenching tale of a recently released ex-con who uses a legal loophole to locate his son, who was adopted by an upper-crust family shortly after his father was incarcerated. When Rip Porter (Pepper) went to prison, his wife, Wendy (Sorvino), couldn't handle the responsibilities of being a single parent. Wanting the best for her newborn son, Joey, she put the boy up for adoption. Adopted by Jack (Cole Hauser) and Molly Campbell (Kate Levering), Joey now enjoys an idyllic life with his new parents in a small town just outside of West Palm Beach, FL. Then, one day, Jack and Molly receive a troubling phone call from the social worker who assisted with the adoption: Rip has just been released from prison, and he's eager to start a new life with his wife Wendy and son Joey (Maxwell Perry Cotton). A judge has just issued a ruling stating that the Campbells have no choice but to return Joey to his biological parents -- but what if Jack and Molly were simply to disappear with Joey, like dandelion dust, never to be seen again? The film is adapted from the best-selling novel by Karen Kingsbury. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
104 mins

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Director(s):
Jon Gunn
Writer(s):
Stephen J. RiveleMichael LachanceJon Gunn
Producer(s):
Bobby DownesKerry DavidKevin Downes
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Adult Situations)
Categories:
Drama
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    Morgan B.

    Excellent performances all around. But Barry Pepper is the true standout. If only this film had a real distributor behind it and decent theater roll-out, he (and probably Sorvino) would be Oscar nodded.

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    Michele R.

    loved this movie...had some crying moments, but very good!!!

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    Jenn K.

    WOW !!! very powerful moive... loved it , very real sadly...sheds light on how we needs to change the laws to protect children...

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