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Off the Map is a 2003 drama film directed by Campbell Scott. The screenplay was written by Joan Ackermann, based on her play of the same title. It premiered at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival but did not receive a theatrical release until March 11, 2005.
- $1,319,492
- Paul E. Cohen
- Gary DeMichele
A decidedly unconventional family, the Grodins lead a secluded, self-sufficient existence in rural New Mexico. Bo (Valentina de Angelis) is a restless young girl. Her father, Charley (Sam Elliott...
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- Campbell Scott
- PG-13
- Joan Allen
10. März 2005 · Beautiful route to discovery is 'Off the Map' Roger Ebert March 10, 2005. Tweet. Sam Elliott, Joan Allen and Valentina De Angelis in "Off the Map." Now streaming on: Powered by JustWatch. Somewhere in the back of nowhere, in an adobe house with no lights or running water, a family lives in what could be called freedom or could be called poverty.
Off the map | Film, Trailer, Kritik. Katri ist eine erfolgreiche Immobilienmaklerin in Helsinki und stürzt sich gerade in ihre weitere Lebensplanung. Gemeinsam mit Mikko will sie nach Paris ziehen und ein glückliches Leben im Wohlstand führen. Beide sind Prototypen des geschäftigen Großstädters und beide haben es „geschafft“.
- Tiina Lymi
- Kulturprojektor
- Lotta Kaihua
1 hr 51 mins. Drama. PG13. Watchlist. Director Campbell Scott guides a small but excellent cast, including Joan Allen and Sam Elliott, in this meditative, folksy narrative of an unaffected family...
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User Reviews. "Off the Map" is an "old-fashioned" film that made me feel, in the immortal words of Frank Zappa, that it's f*cking great to be alive. This film took me to a place in my heart I haven't been since the wonderful Bill Forsyth ("Local Hero") faded from the movie-making scene.
11. März 2005 · OFF THE MAP is a story of self-discovery that reveals unexpected moments of grace and the unpredictable enduring nature of love. Director: Campbell Scott. Producer: Campbell Scott, George Van Buskirk. Writer: Joan Ackermann. Cast: Joan Allen, Amy Brenneman, Sam Elliott, Valentina De Angelis, J.D. Hawkins. © 2005 Holedigger Studios, LLC.
