Gazillion Movies Review :
Mississippi 1964. Three human rights activists are assassinated in a horrible way. Reason enough for an investigation. Two FBI agents, the young Ward (William Dafoe) and a bit older, experienced Anderson (Gene Hackman), find out pretty quickly that they are not welcome in the city. The more evidence comes up, the more houses are put on fire as a warning.
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Brad Dourif
Frances McDormand
Frankie Faison
Gailard Sartain
Gene Hackman
Kevin Dunn
Michael Rooker
Pruitt Taylor Vince
R. Lee Ermey
Stephen Tobolowsky
Tobin Bell
Willem Dafoe
Alisa R. Patrick
Badja Djola
Barbara Gibson
Barry Davis Jim Sr.
Bernice Poindexter
Billie Jean Young
Bob Penny
Brenda Dunlap
Charles Franzen
Christopher White
Cullen Gilliland
Dan Desmond
Daniel Chapman
Daniel Winford
Darius McCrary
Dawn Boyd
Dianne Lancaster
Doug Jackson
Dwight Boyd
E.A. Thrall
Ed Geldart
Ethel L. Mayes
Frederick Zollo
Gary Moody
Geoffrey Nauffts
George Isbell
George Mason
Georgia F. Wise
Gladys Greer
Harry Franklin
Jake Gipson
James Arnold Mayes
James Eric
James F. Moore
James Lloyd
Jesse Merle Speaks
John Brook
John P. Fertitta
Judy Sasser
Kenneth Magee
Lannie Spann McBride
Larry Shuler
Linda Fuller
Lois Allen
Lou Walker
Marc Clement
Mark Jeffrey Miller
Mert Hatfield
Park Overall
Pat Funderburk
Paul Savelis
Rev. Harry Quick
Rick Washburn
Rick Zieff
Robert Erickson
Robert F. Colesberry
Robert Glaudini
Ron De Roxtra
Simeon Teague
Stanley W. Collins
Stephen Bridgewater
Tom Mason
Tonea Stewart
Virginia Bennett
Zeke Davidson
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| Director |
Alan Parker
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| Editor |
Gerry Hambling
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| Music |
Trevor Jones
James Cleveland
Thomas A. Dorsey
Roberta Martin
Emily D. Wilson
Jimmy Work
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| Producer |
Robert F. Colesberry
Frederick Zollo
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| Writer |
Chris Gerolmo
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