Junebug

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Junebug is a 2005 independent drama film best known for featuring Amy Adams in a critically acclaimed, breakout supporting role.

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instanceOf drama film
film
independent film
awardReceived Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress nomination
Critics Choice Movie Award for Best Supporting Actress nomination
Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Prize for Acting
awardReceivedBy Amy Adams
cinematographer Peter Donahue
composer Yo La Tengo
countryOfOrigin United States
director Phil Morrison
distributor Sony Pictures Classics
distributorRegion United States
editor Joe Klotz
featuresCharacter Ashley Johnsten
George Johnsten
Johnny Johnsten
Madeleine Johnsten
genre drama film
independent film
hasTheme Southern life
culture clash
family relationships
marriage
notableFor Amy Adams breakout supporting role
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A Chicago art dealer travels with her husband to his North Carolina hometown to court a reclusive artist and meet his Southern family, uncovering tensions and connections.
producer Mike S. Ryan
Mindy Goldberg
productionCompany Epoch Films
releaseEvent Sundance Film Festival 2005
releaseYear 2005
runtimeMinutes 106
screenwriter Angus MacLachlan
settingLocation North Carolina
starring Alessandro Nivola
Amy Adams
Benjamin McKenzie
Celia Weston
Embeth Davidtz
Frank Hoyt Taylor
Scott Wilson

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Amy Adams notableWork Junebug
Embeth Davidtz notableWork Junebug
Scott Wilson appearedIn Junebug
Angus MacLachlan notableWork Junebug
Angus MacLachlan wrote Junebug
Angus MacLachlan screenwrote Junebug
Amy Lou Adams notableWork Junebug
Ben McKenzie starredIn Junebug
Celia Weston notableWork Junebug