Stones for Ibarra (1988)
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Glenn Close and Keith Carradine are the only non-Latino cast members of the made-for-TV Stones for Ibarra. Close and Carradine portray a San Francisco couple who feel they've lost touch with life's meaning. They journey to a tiny Mexican village, where they find themselves sharing the "companionship of death" with the locals. The film is at its best when emphasizing its mysticism and clashes of custom. Adapted by Ernest Kinoy from a novel by Harriet Doerr, this was originally presented as a Hallmark Hall of Fame special. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Jack Gold
Synopsis of Stones for Ibarra
Glenn Close and Keith Carradine are the only non-Latino cast members of the made-for-TV Stones for Ibarra. Close and Carradine portray a San Francisco couple who feel they've lost touch with life's meaning. They journey to a tiny Mexican village, where they find themselves sharing the "companionship of death" with the locals. The film is at its best when emphasizing its mysticism and clashes of custom. Adapted by Ernest Kinoy from a novel by Harriet Doerr, this was originally presented as a Hallmark Hall of Fame special. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Stones for Ibarra
- Glenn Close - Sara Everton
- Jorge Cervera, Jr. - Rose Reyes
- Trinidad Silva - Basilio Garcia
- Angle Porres
- Keith Carradine - Richard Everton
- Kamala Lopez - Manuela Reyes
- Alfonso Arau - Chuy Santos
- Ray Oriel - Domingo Garcia
- Director(s):
- Jack Gold
- Writer(s):
- Ernest Kinoy
- Producer(s):
- Robert Berger, Herbert Brodkin
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