Lost Angels
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May 5, 1989 · Lost Angels: Directed by Hugh Hudson. With Donald Sutherland, Adam Horovitz, Amy Locane, Don Bloomfield. A troubled youth from a split Los Angeles family is sent to a private psychiatric hospital after a violent scrape with the police.
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- Drama
- Hugh Hudson
- 1989-05-05
Lost Angels (also known as The Road Home) is a 1989 independent film directed by Hugh Hudson and written by Michael Weller. It stars Donald Sutherland and Adam Horovitz . It was filmed in and around San Antonio , Texas .
Mar 25, 2024 · Lost Angels (1989) Lost Angels (also known as The Road Home) is a 1989 independent film directed by Hugh Hudson and written by Michael Weller. It stars Donald Sutherland and Adam Horovitz (Ad-Rock from Beastie Boys). Tim Doolan (Horovitz), a troubled youth from a broken home is sent to a private psychiatric hospital after an altercation with ...
- 116 min
- 205
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The opening frames of “Lost Angels” explain the title. We see the words “Los Angeles,” and then graffiti is used to add a “t” and cross out an “e.” What we are seeing is the message of the movie: In the affluent Los Angeles upper middle class, children are the lost angels - cast aside by parents who are dazzled by new jobs, more money and second marriages. The hero of the film ...
Lost Angels. Tim Doolan (Adam Horovitz) is a troubled Los Angeles teen with a history of mischievous, sometimes criminal behavior. His self-centered parents are too preoccupied with their own ...
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- Hugh Hudson
- R
- Donald Sutherland
Released May 5th, 1989, 'Lost Angels' stars Donald Sutherland, Adam Horovitz, Amy Locane, Don Bloomfield The R movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 56 min, and received a user score of 61 (out of 100 ...
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"Lost Angels" may well be director David Hudson's best film. Perhaps, the first-rate script by Michael Weller is the strongest aspect to this work. Well composed cinematography by Juan Anchia and editing by David Gladwell cover some deficiencies in acting by Adam Horvitz, who seems a bit overwhelmed by his role as one of two protagonists.
