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Sep 10, 2010 · A Night for Dying Tigers: Directed by Terry Miles. With Jennifer Beals, Gil Bellows, John Pyper-Ferguson, Leah Gibson. There's no place like home. Thank god. A Night for Dying Tigers is a dark, heartfelt and ultimately revealing portrait of a family on the edge of disintegration.
A Night for Dying Tigers. Turmoil is on the menu when family members gather at their late parents' home to share a final dinner before the eldest sibling (Gil Bellows) begins a five-year prison...
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The night before Jack (Gil Bellows) is slated to begin a five-year prison sentence for murder, his wife, Melanie (Jennifer Beals), and assorted siblings gather for a dinner to bid Jack farewell and good luck on his trip up the river.
A Night for Dying Tigers is a dark, heartfelt and ultimately revealing portrait of a family on the edge of disintegration.
A Night for Dying Tigers. 2012. 1 hr 30 mins. Drama. NR. Watchlist. An unusual family reunion brings out the worst in everyone in this darkly witty comedy-drama from writer and director Terry...
Sep 1, 2010 · The night before Jack goes to prison for five years, his family gets together at their ancestral home for a farewell dinner. What begins as a civil, if not...
TIFF Official Selection - In 24 short hours, Jack (Gil Bellows) will go to prison for five years. Tonight, for the first time since the sudden death of their...
Sep 10, 2010 · The night before Jack (Gil Bellows) is slated to begin a five-year prison sentence for murder, his wife, Melanie (Jennifer Beals), and assorted siblings gather for a dinner to bid Jack farewell and good luck on his trip up the river.
The night before Jack goes to prison for five years, his family gets together at their ancestral home for a farewell dinner. What begins as a civil reunion quickly disintegrates into a morally questionable whirlwind of regret, reversals, and revelations.
A Night for Dying Tigers DRAMA Turmoil is on the menu when family members gather at their late parents' home to share a final dinner before the eldest sibling (Gil Bellows) begins a five-year prison term.
