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The Neon Bible
1995, Movie, NR, 88 mins
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The Neon Bible: Review
In this dreamy, often compelling adaptation of a novel by John Kennedy Toole, a wildly dysfunctional family in rural Georgia reckons with the eccentric ways of visiting Aunt Mae (Gena Rowlands), whose spirited approach to life is a revelation to the introverted boy (Jacob Tierney) who tells the story. It sounds like an overfamiliar brand of Southern Gothic, but British director Terence Davies (DISTANT VOICES, STILL LIVES) adds some distinctive touches of visual poetry.
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The Neon Bible: Cast & Details
Year: 1995
Rated NR
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Gena Rowlands
: Aunt Mae
Diana Scarwid
: Sarah
Denis Leary
: Frank
Jacob Tierney
: David--Age 15
Leo Burmester
: Bobbie Lee Taylor
Frances Conroy
: Miss Scover
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