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starring: Kathy Baker, Adam Arkin, Max Gail, Ed Begley Jr., Bradford Tatumdirected by: Donald Wrye
Audience Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9780783222516
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC
ISBN: 0783222513
Label: Universal Home Video
Manufacturer: Universal Home Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Home Video
Release Date: May 05, 1998
Running Time: 90 minutes
Sales Rank: 34885
Studio: Universal Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: April 16, 1997
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Rating:  - Poignant Problem-Solution for Many of Today's Crises
The best video my wife and I have seen lately is "Not In This Town." It is based on a true story, and is filled with heroic, inspiring moments.
The setting is Billings Montana within the past decade. An Arian Nations group has set up camp and is intent on wreaking havoc against the targets of their hatred. The main heroin of the show is a lady who had converted to Judaism from Protestantism. The question is, should they just lie low as the atrocities become more poignant, to keep from ... Read More
Rating: - Masterpiece
Not in this Town is a work of pure art. Its a must have at any price. I watched it and it will bring tears to your eyes. The actors and actresses do an incredible job. I am planning to use it in my up coming club, FWWRD "For a World Without Racism and Discrimination". I have seen no movie to match it.
Rating: - Masterpiece
Not in this Town is a work of pure art. Its a must have at any price. I watched it and it will bring tears to your eyes. The actors and actresses do an incredible job. I am planning to use it in my up coming club, FWWRD "For a World Without Racism and Discrimination". I have seen no movie to match it.
Rating:  - A bit on the heavy-handed side
TV-movie treatment of hate crime in Montana. A multi-cultural community is harassed by neo-Nazis. Cartoon cut-out bad guys go up against generally likable innocents such as the Jewish family that figures centrally in the story. A bit simplistic, but well-meaning. Just about every minority that's been persecuted in the last century - whether in the U.S. or abroad - has been squeezed into this drama. I'd wait for it to appear on TV again - or rent it. Not worth the considerable price.
Rating: - There's something to be said for understatement
A cardboard cut-out neo-Nazi terrorizes an otherwise happy Jewish family in Montana. Very much made-for-television fare. An important message, yes, but a bit heavy-handed. Comic book treatment of a complex topic. Would have liked the bad guys to appear more pathetic than evil, but evil is the name of the game in this simplistic tale of religious and racial persecution. Based on a true story. Don't get me wrong, it's still worth watching - but on television.
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