Terre d'abondance (2004)

Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

Rôles principaux18

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Michelle Williams

Lana

John Diehl

Paul

Wendell Pierce

Henry

Shaun Toub

Hassan

Richard Edson

Jimmy

Burt Young

Sherman

Yuri Elvin

Officer Elvin
(as Yuri Z. Elvin)

Jeris Poindexter

Charles
(as Jeris Lee Poindexter)

Rhonda Stubbins White

Dee Dee

Victoria Thomas

News Reporter

Matthew Kimbrough

News Anchor

Paul West

Policeman

Jeffrey Vincent Parise

Coroner's Assistant
(as Jeff Parise)

Christa Lang

Trailer Park Woman

Warren Stearns

Mortician

Bernard White

Youssef

Gloria Stuart

Old Lady

Golan Ramraz

Shlomo
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
This was Gloria Stuart's final acting role before her death on September 26, 2010 at the age of 100.

Gaffes
When Henry picks Lana up from the airport, a member of the crew is visible in the rear window of his pickup truck, holding a bounce board to reflect light on the actors.

Citations
Paul: They're trying to destroy our country. They're trying to infect us. I'm not going to let them.

Connexions
Featured in The Making of 'Land of Plenty' (2005)

Bandes originales
The Last Good Year
Written by Thom (as Thomas Hanreich)
Performed by Thom
Courtesy of Columbia Records and Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH & Co. KG
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing

A realistic and sensitive portrait of near reality after September 11. Not a manifesto, not a pledge. Only a fine, inspired work, mixing, in inspired manner, fears, traumas, family connections, death, paranoia and deep poverty, splendid performances and the courage to assume the truth. I adore the bitter delicacy, the honest, profound perspective, the air and the great job of Michelle Williams and John Diehl and the force of talent and exploration of nuances of Wim Wenders. Short, a beautiful, touching work.