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Wild Iris (2001)
A depressed woman battles with her mother and abuses alcohol following the suicide of her husband.
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A depressed woman battles with her mother and abuses alcohol following the suicide of her husband.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Kent Broadhurst
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Paramount Pictures, Showtime Networks
Cast
Daniel Petrie
Director
Gena Rowlands
Minnie Brinn
Laura Linney
Iris Bravard
Emile Hirsch
Lonnie Bravard
Fred Ward
Errol Podubney
Lee Tergesen
Lud van Eppy
Miguel Sandoval
Ramando Galvez
Scott Gibson
Ronnie Dale Bravard
Amy Stewart
Rhondlyn Podubney
Michael McLachlan
Gang Leader
Philip Eddolls
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Nathan Hoppe
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