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Journey

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In this drama based on a novel by Patricia MacLachlan, 11-year-old Journey (Max Pomeranc) is heartbroken when his mother, Min (Meg Tilly), skips town, leaving him and his sister, Cat (Eliza Dushku), alone. Then they are sent to live on the family farm with their grandmother Lottie (Brenda Fricker) and grandfather Marcus (Jason Robards). It's a difficult transition, but over time Journey gets used to his new life, especially when Marcus helps the him develop an interest in photography.

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Mary Ann Brussat Spirituality & Practice 08/21/2002
Magical movie that speaks profoundly about loss, grief, forgiveness, and family solidarity. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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John C May 10 I was immediately drawn in and watched all of it. A very heartwarming movie about family and love. I really enjoyed it. It has a very calming effect on you. I highly recommend. See more 06/01/2017 We had to watch this in school, more scenery shots than story. I feel like the scenery shots were there to get the movie to 1 hour. See more Read all reviews
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Tom McLoughlin

Director

Jason Robards

Marcus

Brenda Fricker

Lottie

Meg Tilly

Min

Max Pomeranc

Journey

Eliza Dushku

Cat
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Movie Info

Synopsis In this drama based on a novel by Patricia MacLachlan, 11-year-old Journey (Max Pomeranc) is heartbroken when his mother, Min (Meg Tilly), skips town, leaving him and his sister, Cat (Eliza Dushku), alone. Then they are sent to live on the family farm with their grandmother Lottie (Brenda Fricker) and grandfather Marcus (Jason Robards). It's a difficult transition, but over time Journey gets used to his new life, especially when Marcus helps the him develop an interest in photography.
Director
Tom McLoughlin
Producer
Brent Shields
Screenwriter
Patricia MacLachlan
Production Co
Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions
Rating
PG, TV-PG
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (TV)
Dec 10, 1995
Runtime
1h 37m
Sound Mix
Stereo