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- Trouble in Mind. by Rudolph, Alan,film director.; Divine,actor.; Bujold, Genevieve,actor.; Morton, Joe,actor.; Carradine, Keith,actor.; Kristofferson, Kris,actor.; Singer, Lori,actor.; Shout Studios (Firm),dst; Kanopy (Firm),dst;
Divine, Genevieve Bujold, Joe Morton, Keith Carradine, Kris Kristofferson, Lori SingerOriginally produced by Shout Studios in 1985.In the fictional Rain City, ex-cop Hawk has just been released from prison after serving hard time. Meanwhile, a young down-on-his-luck father, Coop, and his radiant wife, Georgia, head toward the city with their new baby in search of a new life.Mode of access: World Wide Web.- Subjects: Feature films.; Motion pictures.; Drama.; Independent films.; Crime.; Film noir.;
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- FOOTLOOSE (DVD) [videorecording]. by Wiest, Dianne; Bacon, Kevin; Penn, Christopher; Lithgow, John; Parker, Sarah Jessica; Singer, Lori;
Director, Herbert Ross.Dianne Wiest, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kevin Bacon, John Lithgow, Christopher Penn, Lori Singer.When city-boy Ren McCormick finds himself in an uptight Midwestern town where dancing has been banned, he revolts with best friend Willard and the minister's daughter to change everyone's mind.CHVRS rating: 14A.DVD.- Subjects: Drama.; Musical.; Drama.;
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- Wreck your heart : a mystery / by Rader-Day, Lori,1973-author.;
"From award-winning author Lori Rader-Day, Wreck Your Heart is an engaging, "wisecracking and wonderful" crime novel with a big heart, about a country and midwestern singer out to catch her big break before family-or murder-wrecks everything. Dahlia "Doll" Devine had the kind of hardscrabble beginning that could launch a thousand broken-hearted country songs, but now she's the star of her own stage at McPhee's Tavern. As part of Chicago's-yes, Chicago's-country music scene, Dahlia is an up-and-coming singer in spangles and boots of classic country tunes. Up and coming, that is, until her boyfriend Joey up and went, taking the rent money with him. So Dahlia is back to square one, relying on Alex McPhee-again. Alex helped her out of a bad situation when she was a kid living rough with her mother. Now he's part landlord, part band booster, all-around rescuer. It's just that Dahlia wishes she didn't keep giving him reasons to have to do it. Just as Dahlia suspects she's scraped rock bottom, the mother she hasn't spoken to in twenty years shows up with something to say. The next morning, a distraught young woman arrives at the bar, asking after her missing mother-Dahlia's mother, too, even if the missing suburban PTA mom the girl describes sounds pretty different from the one who let Dahlia down all those years ago. Though no one is using the word sister any time soon, Dahlia lets herself be drawn into reuniting the family that might have been hers. But when a body is discovered outside McPhee's Tavern, the crime threatens not just the place Dahlia has made into a home, but everything she's believed about her past, her dreams for the future, and the people she was just, maybe, beginning to let into her heart"--- Subjects: Detective and mystery fiction.; Novels.; Country musicians; Dysfunctional families; Man-woman relationships; Murder; Women country musicians; Women singers;
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