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Liberty Heights (1999)

Release Date	:	November 17, 1999
Rating	:	R
Distributor	:	Warner Brothers
Duration	:	2 hrs. 7 min.

Overwiew :It is Baltimore in 1954 and everything is changing. In this year, school desegregation is happening for the first time, bringing black and white children from different neighborhoods into the same classrooms. In this year, the dawning of rock'n'roll is giving teenagers their first slice of a musical world that will become uniquely their own. In this year, the influx of automobiles becomes a powerful force in America, allowing people the mobility and privacy to travel at will--to see things right in their own hometown that were previously unknown to them. And in this year, the Kurtzman family developed a newly heightened understanding of what it means to be Jewish in a rapidly growing world in this story which examines the changing times of the mid-1950s and issues of race, class and religious distinction as seen through the eyes of a particular American family.

Starring : Adrien Brody, Ben Foster, Orlando Jones, Rebekah Johnson, Joe Mantegna

Directors : Barry Levinson

Producers : Barry Levinson, Paula Weinstein

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www.culturevulture.net - : Liberty Heights is the fourth of director Barry Levinson's ''Baltimore Films.'' Levinson knows the city well, having grown up there. And just as a basketball team on a long punishing road trip looks forward to once again having home-court advantage, Liberty Heights serves as a safe and comfortable haven for Levinson after several less than successful films (Jimmy Hollywood, Disclosure, Sphere) that were all departures from his familiar turf. (His 1997 Wag the Dog did touch a popular nerve.) more...

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