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The Unspoken (1999)
Jean, a small-town child preacher grows up in an institution without speaking. When involuntarily released, he ends up in an abandoned motel where he meets Cory – a “hard knocks” woman. Together they embark on a strange journey of healing.
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Jean, a small-town child preacher grows up in an institution without speaking. When involuntarily released, he ends up in an abandoned motel where he meets Cory – a “hard knocks” woman. Together they embark on a strange journey of healing.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Frederick Marx, Steven Ivcich
In Theaters:10/1/1999
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Runtime:123 minutes
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