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Original Debut: 10/25/2007
DVD Released: 06/16/2008

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Genre: Drama
Starring: Kevin Bacon, Bonnie Root, Marcia Gay Harden, Eugene Byrd, Jack Kaeding, Kerri Randles, Spencer Knowles, John Nielsen

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Kevin Bacon and Marcia Gay Harden give soaring performances in Rails & Ties, director Alison Eastwood's moving tale of people in crisis and emotions at the brink. Bacon plays Tom Stark, a train engineer unable to face his wife's (Harden) illness.

Then a terrifying railway collision leaves a little boy orphaned. Tom takes the boy into his home and ' step by step, strength by strength ' learns how to bond with the wife he adores by opening his heart to a boy who needs the security of a devoted family.

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