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The Miracle worker (1962)
The Miracle worker
 
# Reviews Votes Rating
IMDb US Users 5574 8/10
Allociné FR Users 136 9.5/10
  Averall rating 5710 8.4/10

Plot

Work in progress


Directed by : Arthur Penn
Starring : Anne Bancroft, Patty Duke, Victor Jory, Inga Swenson, Andrew Prine, Kathleen Comegys, Beah Richards

Genre : Drama

Tags : 1880s, alabama, anger, based on book, based on play, based on tv movie, blind girl, blindness, boston, brother sister relationship, captain, crippled, deaf blind, deafness, dedicated teacher, disability, dog, doll, doting, face slap, family relationships, father daughter relationship, father son relationship, fight, fingerspelling, flashback, groping, handicapped, helen keller, honesty, husband wife relationship, institution, language, learning speech, lost, luggage, manners, mother daughter relationship, power struggle, pupil, sign language, struggle, sunglasses, teacher, teacher hero, teacher student relationship, temper tantrum, train, train station, tutor, visually impaired person, water, water pump

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Country : USA

Year Production : 1962
Release Date DVD : 05/03/2004

See also the french page of this movie : Miracle en Alabama

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