Sunshine

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"Sunshine" is a 1973 American made-for-television drama film, co-written by Carol Sobieski, about a young mother with terminal cancer who records audio diaries for her infant daughter.

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Sunshine canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf television film
basedOn tape-recorded diaries of Jacquelyn M. Helton
cinematographyBy Terry K. Meade
countryOfOrigin United States
coWriter Carol Sobieski
director Joseph Sargent
distributor CBS
editor Edward M. Abroms
era 1970s American television films
executiveProducer George Eckstein
followedBy Sunshine (TV series)
Sunshine Christmas
format made-for-television film
genre drama
hasTitle Sunshine
mainCharacter young mother with terminal cancer
medium television
musicBy John Denver
notableFor portrayal of a young mother documenting her life for her child while dying of cancer
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork CBS
originalReleaseYear 1973
plotSummary A young mother with terminal cancer records audio diaries for her infant daughter.
producer George Eckstein
productionCompany Universal Television
releaseDate 1973-11-09
releaseFormat television broadcast
runtimeMinutes 120
screenplayBy Carol Sobieski
setting United States
starred Bill Mumy
linked to: Billy Mumy

Brenda Vaccaro
Cliff DeYoung
Cristina Raines
Meg Foster
subject audio diaries
mother–daughter relationship
terminal illness
themeSong Sunshine on My Shoulders
themeSongPerformer John Denver
writer Carol Sobieski

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Carol Sobieski notableWork Sunshine
Carol Sobieski wrote Sunshine
Troy Garity notableWork Sunshine
Cliff DeYoung notableWork Sunshine
Sunshine (1973 film) hasTitle Sunshine
subject linked to: Sunshine