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A Call to Remember
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Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780783223360
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC
ISBN: 0783223366
Label: Universal Home Video
Languages: English (Original Language), Analog
Manufacturer: Universal Home Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Home Video
Release Date: September 08, 1998
Running Time: 111 minutes
Studio: Universal Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: August 30, 1997
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Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Could have been...
a better movie. There is nudity so it isn't a family movie. The subject of the movie is not too bad and could have been watched by most of the family if not for the nudity. I don't even know why it is in this movie. It did nothing for it except detract from it. The movie doesn't do a great job at explaining why the oldest son is so angry. The acting is fine but could use some fine tuning.
A couple and their children live with the deaths of their previous family members during the war. ... Read More
Rating:  - Poignant Movie about the Legay of the Holocaust! A MUST-SEE!
A Call to Remember, is a BEAUTIFUL made-for-TV movie about the long-term effects of the Holocaust, and its legacy on future generations.
I LOVE this Movie!! I taped it off of TV, a while back, but I have watched it over and over (and rewound it) so many times, that my VHS tape is getting almost completely worn out! Literally! :)
So I really hope that it comes out on DVD very soon! I can't WAIT to get a copy of this WONDERFUL movie!!
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Rating: - Nice Job
This movie about Holocaust survivors is a little gem, not to be missed. The entire cast, including Blythe Danner and Joe Mantegna, turn in fine performances. It is fascinating to see David Lascher, the handsome muscular supercool boot-wearing dudestud from "Hey, Dude", turning in a sensitive portrayal as the son.
Rating: - A moving and thought provoking story.
This film of holocost survivors, and if you like, survivor guilt, is well done with an excellent cast. It is a thought provoking movie and while it ends well, I can't call it a happy ending.
In the opening scene, I think it is forced showing Ms. Danner's left forearm with a serial number tattooed on it. This could have been shown in a more natural manner during the course of the film. Where is Mr. Mantega's number? This a criticism of style not content.
There is a scene where the two boys ... Read More
Rating:  - A call to remember
I want so see a trailer of this film,in Austria,i cant see,or buy it ,when did it start on TV-in Austria,or cable-TV-in Germany,via sattelit! Please remind me as soon as posible !
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