Long Way Home

Synopsis

Long Way Home is a 1975 drama film starring Glenn Ford that follows the story of a father and son seeking redemption and understanding as they embark on a challenging journey across the country. The bond between them is put to the test as they confront their past and reconcile their differences amidst the backdrop of the open road. This emotional and thought-provoking tale explores themes of family, forgiveness, and the power of second chances. With stunning cinematography and heartfelt performances, Long Way Home is a timeless classic that resonates with audiences to this day.

Cast

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  Glenn Ford

  Rev. Tom Holvak

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  Julie Harris

  Elizabeth Holvak

• Elizabeth Cheshire

  Julie Mae Holvak

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  Lance Kerwin

  Ramey Holvak

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  David Carradine

  Craw Dantley

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  Bill McKinney

  Deputy Shanks

Reviews

Long Way Home has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising the heartfelt performances and emotional depth of the film. A review from IMDb hails it as 'a touching story of family and redemption,' while another from Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a poignant journey of self-discovery.' However, some critics have criticized the pacing and predictability of the plot. Metacritic gives the movie a rating of 60%, citing its 'solid performances but familiar themes.' Despite the varied opinions, Long Way Home's exploration of complex family dynamics and themes of forgiveness have struck a chord with many viewers.