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Original Debut: 04/07/2000
DVD Released: 10/10/2000

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Genre: Drama
Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Tommy Lee Jones, Blair Underwood, Kim Delaney, Ben Kingsley, Anne Archer, Guy Pearce

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