| American Heart | |||||
| Artisan (1992) | |||||
| Crime, Drama | |||||
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| Edward Furlong | Nick Kelson | |
| Lucinda Jenney | Charlotte | |
| Tracey Kapisky | ||
| Jeff Bridges | Jack Kelson | |
| Don Harvey | Rainey | |
| John Boylan | Janitor | |
| Greg Sevigny | Young Jack | |
| Jayne Entwistle | Monique | |
| Willie Williams | The Gospel Fireballs | |
| Roosevelt Franklin | The Gospel Fireballs | |
| Melvyn Hayward | Normandy | |
| Kit McDonough | Landlady | |
| Wren Walker | Lisa | |
| Cristine McMurdo-Wallis | School Administrator | |
| Charlotte London | Flo | |
| Loyd Catlett | Vernon the Bartender |
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| Producer | Rosilyn Heller
Jeff Bridges Cary Brokaw |
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| Writer | Peter Silverman
Martin Bell |
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| Cinematography | Neil Koenigsberg
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Jack's only hope was a dream... Nick's only hope was Jack. It took heart to grow up on the streets. It took guts to survive five years in prison. Now Jack Kelson is getting out and he has only three goals: get a room, get a job, and get to Alaska where the air is clean and a man can start fresh again. But Jack never stopped to consider that his 14-year-old son Nick has a dream too, the dream of being with the only family he knows, his dad. |
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