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Dark Was the Night (Behold My Heart)
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In an interesting story about Margaret, a woman who was always in control of her life with her son. After her father's death, her teenage son Marcus has to endure his grief and become a man in the absence of his father. In the end, Marcus finds himself and his mother sitting in an unknown area to look for their lives again and move forward in their lives.
In an interesting story about Margaret, a woman who was always in control of her life with her son. After her father's death, her teenage son Marcus has to endure his grief and become a man in the absence of his father. In the end, Marcus finds himself and his mother sitting in an unknown area to look for their lives again and move forward in their lives.
Actors:
Paris Peterson,
Bryan Rasmussen,
Gabrielle Sanalitro,
Kevin Hernandez,
Adam Tomei,
Howard S. Miller,
Karrie Cox,
Taji Coleman,
Lon J Fiala,
Emily Robinson,
Brandon Scott
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Paris Peterson
Bryan Rasmussen
Gabrielle Sanalitro
Kevin Hernandez
Adam Tomei
24 October 1967, New York City, New York, USA
Howard S. Miller
Karrie Cox
Taji Coleman
9 January 1971, Inglewood, California, USA
Lon J Fiala
Emily Robinson
18 October 1998, New York City, New York, USA
Brandon Scott
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Joshua Leonard
Country:
United States
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