The Man Without a Face - DVD
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Justin McLeod has been an outsider since he arrived in Cranesport, Maine. There, he lives with the solitude his tragic past and disfigurement have forced upon him. But that isolation is unexpectedly about to change. Mel Gibson (who would go on to win two Academy Awards * two years later for Braveheart) stars as McLeod and makes his directing debut in his compelling tale of a man's triumph over loneliness and a boy's transition to adulth
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- GenreDramaDescriptionJustin McLeod has been an outsider since he arrived in Cranesport, Maine. There, he lives with the solitude his tragic past and disfigurement have forced upon him. But that isolation is unexpectedly about to change. Mel Gibson (who would go on to win two Academy Awards * two years later for Braveheart) stars as McLeod and makes his directing debut in his compelling tale of a man's triumph over loneliness and a boy's transition to adulthTitleThe Man Without a Face - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingPG-13StudioWarner
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