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Harvest for the Heart (1994)
Twenty years after walking out on his family and bride on his wedding day, Jacob Hansen returns to the family farm and must accept the changes that happened after his departure.
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Twenty years after walking out on his family and bride on his wedding day, Jacob Hansen returns to the family farm and must accept the changes that happened after his departure.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie, Family
Written By:Malcolm MacRury
In Theaters:4/17/1994
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Credo Group Limited, Atlantis Films
Cast
Michael M. Scott
Director
Ted Shackelford
Jacob 'Jake' Hansen
Rebecca Jenkins
Madeline 'Maddy' Hansen
Ron White
Daniel 'Dan' Hansen
Zack Ward
Ross Hansen
Shane Meier
Stuart Hansen
Ken Pogue
James Hansen, Sr.
Benjamin Vieweg
Jamie Hansen
Nikky Jansen
Elizabeth 'Lizzy' Hansen
Jill Riley
Gas Attendant
Victor Cowie
Minister
Blake Taylor
Charles Farley
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