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La dernière chance d'Annie

Original title: A Place for Annie
  • TV Movie
  • 1994
  • PG
  • 1h 39m
IMDb RATING
7.2/10
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La dernière chance d'Annie (1994)
Drama

A nurse fights for custody of her H.I.V. positive foster daughter with her inept, junkie mother. Finally they come to an agreement that they should all live together.A nurse fights for custody of her H.I.V. positive foster daughter with her inept, junkie mother. Finally they come to an agreement that they should all live together.A nurse fights for custody of her H.I.V. positive foster daughter with her inept, junkie mother. Finally they come to an agreement that they should all live together.

  • Director
    • John Gray
  • Writers
    • Cathleen Young
    • Lee Guthrie
  • Stars
    • Sissy Spacek
    • Mary-Louise Parker
    • S. Epatha Merkerson
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.2/10
    703
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • John Gray
    • Writers
      • Cathleen Young
      • Lee Guthrie
    • Stars
      • Sissy Spacek
      • Mary-Louise Parker
      • S. Epatha Merkerson
    • 12User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
      • 4 wins & 3 nominations total

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    Sissy Spacek
    Sissy Spacek
    • Susan Lansing
    Mary-Louise Parker
    Mary-Louise Parker
    • Linda
    S. Epatha Merkerson
    S. Epatha Merkerson
    • Alice
    Jack Noseworthy
    Jack Noseworthy
    • David
    Joan Plowright
    Joan Plowright
    • Dorothy
    David Spielberg
    David Spielberg
    • Dr. Palmer
    Richard Gilbert-Hill
    Richard Gilbert-Hill
    • Dr. Scott
    Stephen Keep Mills
    Stephen Keep Mills
    • Dr. Reilly
    • (as Stephen Mills)
    Robin Pearson Rose
    Robin Pearson Rose
    • Edna
    Lauree Berger
    • Sandy
    Linda Carlson
    Linda Carlson
    • Gerry
    Wendy Robie
    Wendy Robie
    • Dr. Horton
    J.P. Bumstead
    • Judge
    Rebecca Donner
    • Elaine
    Claudette Sutherland
    Claudette Sutherland
    • Carol
    Cam Brainard
    • Medical Student
    Kathy Anderson
    • Annie
    • (as Katie Anderson)
    Leslie Anderson
    • Annie
    • Director
      • John Gray
    • Writers
      • Cathleen Young
      • Lee Guthrie
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    9gitrich

    A Sensitive and Touching Story That Will Tug At Your Heart!

    A Place For Annie is one of those special films that takes a very sensitive subject like AIDS and does justice too it. Absolutely outstanding performances by Sissy Spacek, Mary-Louise Parker, Joan Plowright and Jack Noeworthy. Annie is a baby with the AIDS virus who is sent to a local hospital in which Sissy Spacek works as an RN. When the child is going to be sent off to die elsewhere, she decides to care for Annie herself, with the help of Joan Plowright's character. The mother of the child, now clean for 6 months, decides to come after the child. A powerful story of love.
    FrozenDreamer

    Another Sad HIV flick

    Yes ladies, Gentleman and gracious people inbetween... this is another film to throw the whole HIV thing in our faces. It's inevitable really... they'll keep on playing the story out until they find a cure... and then when they do find a cure, there'll be a flood of sequels! Sissy plays mom... and Sissy plays mom well... but that's about it really. It's made for TV gumf... so if you like this kind of thing, then you'll like it. You sad git.

    I had a better time watching the dust settle on the top of my TV. AVOID.

    2 flaps out of 10 (and that's just because I'm in a good mood)
    6JSGal

    UNREALISTIC!

    Sissy Spacek was outstanding in this movie, as was the actress that portrayed the babysitter. However, the way the Child Welfare agent handled the case for the mother who had previously abandoned her baby, Annie, was so unrealistic! I might addd, what judge would award custody to a crackhead who passed her HIV to an innocent child, and then totally abandon that child? Also, why was no home visit conducted on the biological mother, and the foster mom who wanted to adopt this child? That is something that is always part of the process to ensure a child has a clean decent environment in which to live, before a judge hands down a decision whether or not to award custody to a biological mother or allow a foster mom to adopt the child. By failing to order home visits, the judge had nothing to compare as far as home environments for the child. If the judge would have ordered home visits to be conducted by a Child Welfare agent the agent would have seen firsthand the trashy place that that Annie was going to be forced to live in, versus the healthy environment provided by the foster mom who wanted to adopt Annie, and there would be no way the judge would have granted custody to the biological mother! This whole situation concerning the way this custody decision was handled was totally absurd! I think the writers should have done more research on the process that a Child Welfare Agency actually follows in real life, to avoid misleading the viewing audience. The storyline was quite heart wrenching however. It clearly shows the devastation that occurs to those who get involved in the habit, and the innocent ones in their lives as well!
    10frederyknam

    One of the Best Films in History Which is Unknown.

    Directing, editing, performance, music, adaption, message, everything is good.

    This movie should have won best film and performance from Sissy Spacek and Mary-Louise Parker who are superb.

    I almost watched this like 30 times, and every time I shed tears, this is first movie to make me that.

    Sissy Spacek is always good in every single movie. Mary-Louise Parker should have recognized much earlier, as her fan, she always does her best even in nobody-knows movies.

    More people should watch this. This is just a MUST-SEE.
    2dell_of_dreams

    Another bad social-conscience movie

    Yes that is basically what this movie is whether you liked the film or not.

    I personally did not.

    I found it to be patronizing, overly technical and just so damn sappy the important message of the film was almost (but not entirely) drowned under the thick treacle coating and so-so acting.

    Why such a brilliant actress like Sissy Spacek continues to make films like this is beyond me, apart that important little word beginning with M (money if you're wondering).

    By watching this film you get the idea that it is there to not just educate and make people aware of the situation regarding HIV babies, but to draw it out into a long and almost boring sermon.

    Though I do understand and appreciate the fact that this film is appealing to quite alot of viewers, I can only give my opinion by stamping it "BAD".

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      Mary-Louise Parker and Dame Joan Plowright appeared in The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008).
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    • Release date
      • May 1, 1994 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • A Place for Annie
    • Filming locations
      • San Diego, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Cannell Entertainment
      • Gross-Weston Productions
      • Hallmark Hall of Fame Productions
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      1 hour 39 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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