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The Visit (2001)
A young man dying in prison brings his family together for a fateful visit, and proceeds to put his life back together.
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A young man dying in prison brings his family together for a fateful visit, and proceeds to put his life back together.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Jordan Walker-Pearlman
In Theaters:4/20/2001
Box Office:
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:DaWa Movies
Cast
Jordan Walker-Pearlman
Director
Obba Babatundé
Tony
Charmin Lee White
Mrs. Tony Waters
Terrell Mitchell
Tony's Son
Enoh Essien
Tony's Daughter
Christopher Babers
Young Tony (as Chris Babers)
Jascha Washington
Young Alex
Drew Renkewitz
Prison Guard (as Drew Reukewitz)
Tim DeZarn
Guard Enheim
Hill Harper
Alex
Jennifer Freeman
Young Felicia (as Jennifer Nicole Freeman)
Hugh Dane
Mr. McDonald
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