MORE VIDEOS:
“Woody Guthrie: Hard Travelin” (1984), directed by Jim Brown. Not rated. This enlightening 74-minute show, which originally aired as a PBS special, tells the story of America’s greatest folk singer-songwriter through the eyes of his rock star son, Arlo. It’s a tribute that takes on the air of a poignant home movie.
“Heartbreakers” (1984), directed by Bobby Roth. 98 minutes. Rated R. There are no car chases or gunplay in this buddy movie starring Peter Coyote and Nick Mancuso. The leads prefer spilling emotions to blood, and the script values intimate dialogue and emotion over grandiose action or plot development.
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