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All 14 Elaine Bromka Movies (in Order)
Ready for a cinematic journey? Dive into the world of Elaine Bromka’s movies and discover her captivating performances along the way. From indie gems to blockbuster hits, this roundup article showcases an exciting array of films that highlight Elaine’s talent and range.
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1. Oh, God! Book II (1980)
Oh, God! Book II” is a light-hearted, fantastical comedy that finds God in search of a human to assist with his presence on Earth. Directed by Gilbert Cates, this sequel to the popular “Oh, God! ” features George Burns reprising his role as the Almighty.
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2. Playing for Time (1980)
In the gripping 1980 film “Playing for Time, ” based on a true story, a group of female prisoners in the notorious Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz, have a rare opportunity to spare their lives. They must perform music as entertainment for their captors. Tensions rise as the women face incredible challenges of survival as they navigate the harsh realities of war and the horrors that come with it.
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3. Without a Trace (1983)
Without a Trace” is a gripping drama mystery film released in 1983. The story revolves around a New Yorker, played by Kate Nelligan, who becomes desperate to find her missing son. With the entire city on high alert, she turns to the police for help.
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4. Uncle Buck (1989)
Uncle Buck” is a delightful 1989 comedy film that revolves around the life of a laid-back commitment-phobe named Buck, played by John Candy. When his brother’s rebellious teenage daughter and her two younger siblings come to stay, Buck finds himself in an unexpected babysitting role. The movie takes viewers on a whirlwind journey of hilarious mishaps and heartwarming moments as Buck navigates the challenges of being a responsible adult, all while managing the spirited and unpredictable personalities of his charges.
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5. Never Say Never: The Deidre Hall Story (1995)
Never Say Never: The Deidre Hall Story” is a heartwarming and inspiring biographical drama that tells the story of soap opera star Deidre Hall’s personal journey to motherhood. This empowering tale, based on the actress’ own experiences, captures the struggles and triumphs of Hall as she navigates the path to pregnancy after overcoming a heartbreaking struggle with infertility. The film, released in 1995, features Deidre Hall herself in the lead role, offering a captivating and genuine portrayal of her journey.
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6. In the Family (2011)
In the Family” is a deeply moving drama and romance film that delves into the complexities of family ties and the strength of friendship. When Joey’s partner, Cody, tragically dies in a car accident, Joey is left to raise their son, Chip, who has been willed to Cody’s sister. Joey embarks on a journey to find a resolution, while navigating a world that seems to be against him.
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7. Pluto (2011)
Pluto” (2011) is a quirky, one-of-a-kind comedy that follows the fascinating life of Paul “Pluto” Strauss. Pluto, a man of endless wit, is obsessed with assuming the roles of various people from all walks of life. His peculiar life takes an unexpected turn when he discovers his father has passed away, leaving him facing an all-too-familiar unhappy reality.
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8. Archaeology of a Woman (2012)
Archaeology of a Woman” is a poignant drama that tells the story of a mother’s battle with dementia, which leads her daughter to revisit their past in a desperate attempt to rebuild their relationship. As the mother’s memory slips away, she is haunted by her criminal past and overwhelming lust, forcing her daughter to confront her own identity and make courageous decisions about her family’s future.
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9. Theresa Is a Mother (2012)
Theresa Is a Mother” is a heartwarming, touching, and sometimes humorous journey of self-discovery, family, and love. The film revolves around the life of Theresa McDermott, a talented but down-on-her-luck singer and single mother raising three girls in the bustling city of New York.
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10. Happy Yummy Chicken (2016)
Happy Yummy Chicken (2016) is a delightful musical comedy that follows two men on their quest to create an unforgettable show. Inspired by a news story of a woman stuck in a fried chicken restaurant for two months following a breakup, this heartwarming satire explores the lengths people go to for love and the power of theater.
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11. A Bread Factory, Part One (2018)
In “A Bread Factory, Part One” (2018), Dorothea and Greta have spent the last 40 years nurturing their community arts space, The Bread Factory, in the small town of Checkford, California. However, their peaceful existence is disrupted when two internationally renowned performance artists from China arrive and build a massive, controversial complex nearby.
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12. The Last Nazi (2019)
The Last Nazi, a gripping drama released in 2019, follows the lives of a Jewish family over four generations. The family is shaken to the core when their 92-year-old matriarch makes a shocking confession that rocks their world.
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13. MAD? (2019)
MAD? ” is a thought-provoking drama released in 2019, exploring the depths of human emotions and the mystery of the human mind. The film’s runtime of 1 hour and 14 minutes brings viewers into the world of an unpredictable family, where no one fully understands what goes on inside another person’s mind. Directed by Saskia Rifkin and written by Catherine May Levin, the film boasts a stellar cast including Suzanne Bertish, Barbara Rosenblat, and Mugga.
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14. Love… Reconsidered (2024)
Love. . Reconsidered” is a heartwarming romantic comedy set in the picturesque Hamptons.
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