God's Daughter
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 27, 2004
Closed Nov 21, 2004
Opened Oct 27, 2004
Closed Nov 21, 2004
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Running Time:
1hr. 25min.
1hr. 25min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Cori Archer, the daughter of a Southern Baptist preacher, has a life perpetually in flux. When she receives an emergency phone call to return home to Florida and to her troubled family history, Cori finds herself at a crossroads. Upon her return, she learns that her father is deeply immersed in a battle with Alzheimer's. God's Daughter examines the relationships in Cori's life, and how her journey back to her childhood home enables her to begin her life again.
Written by Barton Bishop and directed by Alex Dmitriev, the cast features Peter Brouwer, Anne DuPont, Jim Ireland, and Susanne Marley.
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It's an interesting device, having a hard-bitten, self-styled New York intellectual serve as narrator in a drama about an illness infused with pathos. But in God's Daughter, it's disconcerting when Cori Archer, played on too strident a single note by Anne DuPont, starts off stumped as to "Who said that 'you can't go home again?'" That's Lit 101, so we're already dubious as to her bona fides. Throw in a publisher who's a bundle of clichés -- Jim Ireland tries but fails to channel the shade of George Plimpton -- and you've got an audience instantly alienated, not in a good way.
It's not until Cori journeys reluctantly to her childhood home in Florida to check in on her father, a former[...]