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The Year That Trembled (2002) 5.3
The Year That Trembled is a 1970 coming-of-age story set in the shadow of Kent State that focuses on a group of young characters facing the Vietnam Draft Lottery. Director:Jay Craven |
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Casey Pedersen
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| Charlie Finn | ... |
Jim 'Hairball' Morton
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| Jay R. Ferguson | ... |
Isaac Hoskins
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| Meredith Monroe | ... |
Judy Woods
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Matt Salinger | ... |
Professor Jeff Griggs
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| Erik Jensen | ... |
Todd Franklin
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Sascha Stanton Craven | ... |
Bill Clark
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| Marin Hinkle | ... |
Helen Kerrigan
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| Fred Willard | ... |
Frank Woods
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| Sean Nelson | ... |
Phil Robbins
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T.J. Hellmuth | ... |
Carl Bumpers
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| Jay Michael Ferguson | ... |
Col. Mike Newman
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| Jonathan M. Woodward | ... |
Charlie Kerrigan
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| Henry Gibson | ... |
Ralph Tyler
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| Martin Mull | ... |
Wayne Simonelli
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The Year That Trembled is a 1970 coming-of-age story set in the shadow of Kent State that focuses on a group of young characters facing the Vietnam Draft Lottery.
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When passions ignited a nation. When choices became a matter of life and death.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for language and some drug useParents Guide:
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USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
22 March 2002 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Evans Printing Co., Gamekeepers Taverns, Lodges and Inns, Novel City Pictures See more »
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"The Year That Trembled" is a low budget indie drama full of has-beens and never-wases with poor execution and nothing going for it save the hot button issues derived from the deep gash in the American civilian population caused by the Vietnam conflict (circa 1970). Considering the whole matter of Vietnam has been examined countless times from all angles in much better formats and forums than this film from documentaries to dramas to all manner of hybrids, it's difficult to find a reason to recommend a film with such severe limitations and deficits as this one. Pass. (C-)