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Keeping the Promise (1997)
A colonial family seeks a better life in Maine's wilderness in this powerful adventure. When William Hallowell leaves behind 13-year-old son Matt to safeguard their claim, the boy relies on his new friendship with the Penobscot Indians for survival.
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A colonial family seeks a better life in Maine's wilderness in this powerful adventure. When William Hallowell leaves behind 13-year-old son Matt to safeguard their claim, the boy relies on his new friendship with the Penobscot Indians for survival.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gerald Di Pego
In Theaters:1/5/1997
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Sheldon Larry
Director
Keith Carradine
William (Will) Hallowell
Annette O'Toole
Anne Hallowell
Brendan Fletcher
Matthew (Matt) Hallowell
Gordon Tootoosis
Sakniss
Maury Chaykin
Hunter Ben Loomis
David Cubitt
Boat Agent
Allegra Denton
Sarah Hallowell
Ruby Gillett
Katy
William Lightning
Attean
Ashley Saulnier
Older Child
Ben Saulnier
Young Man Walking
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