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| Hudson River Blues | |
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| Directed by | Neil Cox |
| Screenplay by | Jennifer Manocherian John Manocherian |
| Produced by | Jennifer Manocherian John Manocherian |
| Starring | Tovah Feldshuh Mason Adams Marylouise Burke Miles Chapin Polly Draper Greg Edelman Ann Harada Edward Hibbert Marceline Hugot Rya Kihlstedt |
Production company | Gun for Hire Films |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Hudson River Blues is a 1997 independent film.
"The film tells the story of a two-career couple and how they deal with the wife's urge to become a high-powered lawyer and the husband's desire to change jobs and become an environmentalist caring for the Hudson River." [1] The movie stars Tovah Feldshuh.
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