A Home of Our Own with Kathy Bates: DVD Cover

    A Home of Our Own Director: Tony Bill Cast: Kathy Bates, Edward Furlong, Tony Campisi, Clarissa Lassig

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    • DVD Release Date: 05/22/2001
    • Original Release: 1993
    • Rating: Rated PG
    • Sales Rank: 3,473

    Viewer Rating: (1 ratings)

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    Original theatrical trailer; English: Stereo Surround; French & Spanish subtitles

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    Scene Index

    Side #1
    0. Scene Selections
    1. Credits/"Rotten Day" [7:07]
    2. On The Road Again [7:04]
    3. "Tumbledown House" [8:37]
    4. A Job For Everyone [4:21]
    5. Hand-Me-Downs [3:28]
    6. The Junkyard King [3:47]
    7. Murray Gets Nailed [6:22]
    8. Going For Pity [2:25]
    9. Boy Meets Girl [2:00]
    10. Giving Thanks [8:07]
    11. A Sad Christmas [15:13]
    12. "Man Of The House" [5:11]
    13. Double Dates [6:43]
    14. No More Beatings [6:58]
    15. A Dream Up In Flames [7:21]
    16. Rebuilding/End Credits [9:24]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Oscar-winner Kathy Bates stars in this tearjerker about a strong-willed widow determined to make it on her own. Bates is Frances Lacey, mother of six, left alone to provide for the family after her husband dies. Hoping to steer the kids away from the hazards on the streets of Los Angeles, she packs the brood up in the family car and heads out to find a new place to plant some roots. When Frances spots the unfinished frame of a house owned by a lonely Japanese man (Soon Tek-Oh), she cuts a deal with him to get the house in exchange for chores done by the family. Despite the trappings of poverty and the miseries that accompany financial uncertainty, Frances refuses to allow herself or her children to wallow in self-pity and instead forges ahead teaching them valuable life lessons. Bernadette McCallion, All Movie Guide

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    January 02, 2004: This movie is an encouragement to all families who have been upended by crisis. This down-to-earth drama presents hardships that anyone can relate to. It demonstrates how strength of heart and will combine with the deep love of family to overcome any situation. This film sends you on a roller coaster of emotions and it was a pleasure to share in the true spirit of triumph.