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The War at Home (1996)
Jeremy Collier is a Vietnam veteran who has returned home and is struggling to cope with the war experiences that haunt him. He is also at odds with his family, who cannot begin to understand what he has been through. Jeremy's battles with his family finally spiral out of control on Thanksgiving Day, when a bitter secret is revealed
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Jeremy Collier is a Vietnam veteran who has returned home and is struggling to cope with the war experiences that haunt him. He is also at odds with his family, who cannot begin to understand what he has been through. Jeremy's battles with his family finally spiral out of control on Thanksgiving Day, when a bitter secret is revealed
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:James Duff
In Theaters:11/20/1996
Box Office:
Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Touchstone Pictures, Motion Picture Corporation of America
Cast
Emilio Estevez
Director
Emilio Estevez
Jeremy Collier
Kathy Bates
Maurine Collier
Martin Sheen
Bob Collier
Kimberly Williams-Paisley
Karen Collier
Carla Gugino
Melissa
Corin Nemec
Donald
Ann Hearn
Prof. Tracey
Marcus H. Nelson
Pvt. Poe
Michael Wiseman
Lieutenant
Jena Kraus
Coffee House Singer
Chad Morgan
Bus Station Clerk
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