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Deep in My Heart (1999)
A black woman is reunited with her white birth mother after being given up for adoption.
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A black woman is reunited with her white birth mother after being given up for adoption.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ronni Kern
In Theaters:2/14/1999
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Pebblehut Productions, The Konigsberg Company
Cast
Anita W. Addison
Director
Anne Bancroft
Gerry Cummins
Lynn Whitfield
Corrine Burrell
Alice Krige
Annalise Jurgenson
Cara Buono
Young Gerry Cummins
Gloria Reuben
Barbara Ann Williams
Jesse L. Martin
Don Williams
Kevin O'Rourke
Bob Cummins
Peter MacNeill
Gerald Nephew
Albert Schultz
Paul Jurgenson
Jayne Eastwood
Mrs. Marsden
Keenan MacWilliam
Young Barbara
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