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17 lug 1992 · Dakota Road: Directed by Nick Ward. With David Bamber, Amelda Brown, Jason Carter, Charlotte Chatton. A sensitive drama about a farm labourer's abused daughter who fantasises about the officers of the local U.S. Air Base to escape the guilt and hypocrisy of everyday life.
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- Drama
- Nick Ward
- 1992-07-17
Dakota. Regia di Kirk Harris . Un film con Abbie Cornish, Lola Sultan, Tim Rozon, William Baldwin, Patrick Muldoon . Cast completo Genere Drammatico, - USA , 2021 , Uscita cinema giovedì 28 aprile 2022 distribuito da Ambi Media Italia .
- Kirk Harris
- Abbie Cornish
A sensitive drama about a farm labourer's abused daughter who fantasises about the officers of the local U.S. Air Base to escape the guilt and hypocrisy of everyday life. But her dreams of glamour and excitement are shattered when she is seduced by a pilot, setting in motion a chain of events...
28 apr 2022 · Dakota, scheda del film di Kirk Harris, con Abbie Cornish e William Baldwin, leggi la trama e la recensione, guarda il trailer, ecco quando esce il film e dove vederlo al cinema o in...
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- Abbie Cornish
- Kirk Harris
Dakota Road (1991) طريق داكوتا. Movie. US. 88 minutes. Released. Release Date: 17 July 1992 (US) (more) Genre: Drama (more) Jen is a teenager who lives with her family in a small village in Britain near a U.S. Air Force base. She indulges in fantasies about the American pilots to forget her harsh reality, but things take ...Read more. Director:
1992 Directed by Nick Ward. A sensitive drama about a farm labourer’s abused daughter who fantasises about the officers of the local U.S. Air Base to escape the guilt and hypocrisy of everyday life. But her dreams of glamour and excitement are shattered when she is seduced by a pilot, setting in motion a chain of events… Cast. Crew. Details. Genres
Donna Grey Producer. Sarah Radclyffe Producer. Critics reviews. A sensitive drama about a farm laborer’s abused daughter who fantasizes about the officers of the local U.S. Air Base to escape the guilt and hypocrisy of everyday life.
