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Lawn Dogs
(1997)
A perfect, magical movie about a friendship between an emotionally isolated young girl in a ritzy, phoney neighborhood, and a shunned, blue collar worker. |
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I Am Sam
(2001)
A mentally retarded father fights the state for custody of his daughter. An intelligent film with a tear-jerking performance by the lovely Dakota Fanning. |
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Léon
(1994)
aka The Professional
This movie is the package deal. It is brilliant. See it now. |
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In America
(2002)
Warmth, humor, drama. A heart stealing performance from little Emma Bolger. An amazing, mature performance from her big sister. One of the most precious movies for me. |
Sarah Bolger
 11 years old
Emma Bolger
 6 years old |
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Digging to China
(1998)
Evan Rachel Wood's shining lead performance in this story of friendship between a young girl and a disabled man brings Digging to China easily to our "must see" list. |
Evan Rachel Wood
 10 years old |
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The Piano
(1993)
A fine but at times slow "art movie," with a fantastic, memorable performance by little Anna Paquin. |
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Fly Away Home
(1996)
Gorgeous cinematography and Anna Paquin's remarkable performance and charm are what this geese-focused family movie is all about. |
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Ponette
(1996)
Victoire Thivisol delivers a perfect, unforgettable performance as a young girl who loses her mother in this unique French film about grief and childhood. |
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Bastard Out of Carolina
(1996)
Jena Malone's role as an abused child in this intensely disturbing but highly memorable story is a performance more than worthy of the Young Artist Award she got for it. |
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The City of Lost Children
(1995)
Brilliantly surreal, dark fantasy with stunning visuals and Judith Vittet. |
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