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With: Julia Sweeney, Quentin Tarantino
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Written by: Julia Sweeney
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Directed by: Julia Sweeney
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MPAA Rating: PG-13 for thematic elements and some drug references
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Running Time: 86
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Date: 03/14/1998
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I Dream of Sweeney
By Jeffrey M. Anderson Julia Sweeny ("Saturday Night Live," It's Pat) directs the movie version of her one-woman show developed at San Francisco's Magic Theater. Sweeny tells the story of her brother's cancer, followed by her own. It's beautifully directed -- never static or dull. Sweeny's monologue is truthful and funny in a loose conversational way that draws you in. It's a wonderful movie, more life-affirming than it is depressing. Don't miss God Said, 'Ha!'.
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