How to Make an American Quilt  (1995)

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The movie How to Make an American Quilt, released in 1995 and directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse, was shot on film using Panavision Cameras with Janusz Kaminski as cinematographer and editing by Jill Bilcock.
Directed by | Jocelyn Moorhouse
Cinematography by | Janusz Kaminski
Edited by | Jill Bilcock
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Country | USA
Language | English
Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance

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Cast
Young Finn
Finn's Father
Glady Joe
Constance
Arthur
Young Sophia
Preston
Mrs. Darling
Baby Pres
Little Evie
Little Evie
Little Duff
Young Em
Young Dean
Em's Mother
Em's Father
Anna's Great Grandmother
Anna's Great Grandfather
Aunt Pauline
Little Anna
Lady Guest
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Young Glady Joe
Mrs. Rubens
Boy At Party
Boy At Party
Young Finn Dodd
Young Finn Dodd
Child At Pool
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Assistant: Ms. Burstyn
Animal Trainer: Dogs
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