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On the eve of deer-hunting season in Michigan, a family of hunters contends with the shame of their eldest son never having shot his own buck.
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On the eve of deer-hunting season in Michigan, a family of hunters contends with the shame of their eldest son never having shot his own buck.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:
In Theaters:1/26/2001
Box Office:
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Purple Rose Productions, Purple Rose Films
Cast
Jeff Daniels
Director
Jeff Daniels
Rueben Soady
Harve Presnell
Albert Soady
Joey Albright
Remnar Soady / Porcelain Bus Dancer
Wayne David Parker
Jimmer Negamanee
Randall Godwin
Ranger Tom T. Treado
Kimberly Guerrero
Wolf Moon Dance Soady
James Porterfield
Alphonse Soady
Guy Sanville
Alvin Soady
Alex Mulvaney
Young Reuben
Kyle Broeders
Young Remnar
Belinda 'Allee' Eagle
Young Wolf Moon Dance Soady
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