Promises in the Dark

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Catalog Number

OR 22011

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Primary Distributor (If not listed, select "OTHER")

Warner Home Video

Year of Release

Release Year

1981

Country

United States

Format Details

VHS | N/A | Book Box

Running Time

N/A (NTSC)

Audio / Screen / CC

N/A | N/A | N/A

UPC / MSRP

N/A | N/A

Original Title / Year

Promises in the Dark (1979)

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Additional Information

A remarkable film about the most disturbing subject of all.

This is a tragic tale of the slow degeneration of a cancer patient that is filled with pathos and sorrow. Buffy Koenig (Kathleen Beller) is terminally ill with cancer and for the two-hour running time, she goes through several surgical procedures, suffers all the devastating side effects of chemotherapy, and gets unrelentingly worse. Her doctor (Marsha Mason) has a certain amount of conflict herself, but that is nothing compared to the young patient's distraught parents (Ned Beatty and Susan Clark) or her grief-stricken boyfriend (Paul Clemens).

Release Date: November 1, 1979

Distrib: Warner Brothers