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Film · 2018

Running for Grace

Directed by David L. Cunningham · starring Jim Caviezel, Olivia Ritchie and Matt Dillon

  • 1 h 50 min
  • Drama
  • USA

Synopsis

Set in Hawai in 1920, 'Running for Grace' follows the story of Jo, an orphan local boy who starts working for the new doctor in the coffee fields where he lives, which show the social reality of the moment and are the clear representation of the social class and race differences. The boy, who after the years pass by ends up being the doctor's assistant and works delivering medicine to the patients, eventually falls in love with the daughter of the owner of the plantation, Grace (Olivia Ritchie). The movie starred by Matt Dillon and Jim Caviezel explores a love that fights against the prejudice imposed by society, the differences of class and the barriers imposed over race in that moment, ones the couple will have to leave behind.

Where to watch Running for Grace

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Running for Grace is not on any service in the UK right now. It can be watched in other countries:

  • Mexico Apple TV: rent 25 MXN, buy 49 MXNPrime Video: rent 40.00 MXN, buy 49.00 MXN
  • Spain Prime Video: channel

The essentials

Runtime
110 min1 hour and 50 minutes
Budget
$12m
How long is Running for Grace?
1 hour and 50 minutes (110 minutes).
Who directed Running for Grace?
David L. Cunningham.
Who is in Running for Grace?
It stars Jim Caviezel, Olivia Ritchie, Matt Dillon and Ryan Potter.
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What the critics say 6.0, from one outlet

  • 6.0 VarietyJoe Leydon From director David L. Cunningham?s thoroughly predictable but lightly enjoyable tale of love and prejudice in 1920s Hawaii Read

Trivia

  • 1919

    In the sequence set in 1919, a poster for the film 'Broken Blossoms' (1919) is seen. That film features a romance between an Asian (Chinese) man and a white woman, paralleling events in this film.

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