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Mississippi Burning
Cast
Gene Hackman, Willem Dafoe, Frances McDormand, Brad Dourif View AllCrew
Alan Parker (Director), Chris Gerolmo (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Dec. 8th, 1988
Runtime: 2 hours, 8 minutes
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The 4th Annual Burning Max Awards!
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Burning Train, B/W, drives towards Camera
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The Rodent
Based loosely on the real life murders of three Civil Rights workers in Mississippi in 1964, albeit with a number of the facts changed around, Burning gives the viewer an incredibly exciting, disturbing and extremely well pieced together story of morality, drama, emotion and the odd hit of action to....
Based loosely on the real life murders of three Civil Rights workers in Mississippi in 1964, albeit with a number of the facts changed around, Burning gives the viewer an incredibly exciting, disturbing and extremely well pieced together story of morality, drama, emotion and the odd hit of action to....
Gideon58
Agent Ward (Willem Dafoe) is a buttoned-up, by-the-book, strictly by procedure kind of agent while Agent Anderson (Gene Hackman) is a little more folksy and thinks the way to find the answers they're looking for is by cozying up to the people, even though they have already formed a code of silence a....
Agent Ward (Willem Dafoe) is a buttoned-up, by-the-book, strictly by procedure kind of agent while Agent Anderson (Gene Hackman) is a little more folksy and thinks the way to find the answers they're looking for is by cozying up to the people, even though they have already formed a code of silence a....
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