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Starring:
Kathleen Chalfant as Anonymous Female Rancher
Laura Linney as Sherry Johnson
Peter Fonda as Doctor Cantway
Jeremy Davies as Jedadiah Schultz
Nestor Carbonell as Moises Kaufman
Camryn Manheim as Rebecca Hillicker
Andy Paris as Stephen Belber
Grant Varjas as Greg Pierotti
Kelli Simpkins as Leigh Fondakowski
Clea DuVall as Amanda Gronich
Billie McBride as Waitress
Bill Christ as Man on Porch
Frances Sternhagen as Marge Murray
Michael Emerson as Reverend
Margo Martindale as Trish Steger
Steve Buscemi as Doc O'Conner
Christina Ricci as Romaine Patterson
Greg Pierotti as Jon Peacock
Janeane Garofalo as Catherine Connolly
John McAdams as Jonas Slonaker
Joshua Jackson as Matt Galloway
Ben Foster as Aaron Kreifels
Amy Madigan as Reggie Fluty
Mark Webber as Aaron McKinney
Studio: HBO
Filmed: 2002 - Released: 2002
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