A pediatric nurse (Sissy Spacek) fights to retain custody of an abandoned, HIV positive infant after the birth mother (Mary-Louise Parker) reemerges. (1994)
 

A Place for Annie  

runtime: 99:26 min
A pediatric nurse (Sissy Spacek) fights to retain custody of an abandoned, HIV positive infant after the birth mother (Mary-Louise Parker) reemerges. (1994)
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Good movie so far, but why show the birth mother smoking a cigarette in front of the baby, especially a baby who is sick? Argh!
Wow, that was a tearjerker. It was a beautiful movie with strong messages about love and forgiveness. Now maybe I can stop crying.
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With love all is possible!
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Great movie. It teaches us that theirs a story in every life and it's not always what we see or think. It also teaches us never to give up on life. Only God knows when life ends. Last it teaches love, compassion and forgiveness.
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This is a great movie about love and forgiveness. Absolutely worth watching...
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A Place for Annie

Abandoned by her drug-addicted mother, Annie, an HIV positive infant, is adopted by a pediatric nurse named Susan. With the help of a supportive teenaged son and a devoted nanny, Susan is able to create a loving and stable environment for little Annie. A year later the birth mother, Linda reemerges and demands custody of Annie. Susan, hoping to keep Annie any way that she can, ultimately invites Linda to come live with her and, over time, the two women develop a common bond in their love for Annie.

Starring Sissy Spacek, Mary-Louise Parker, and Joan Plowright.

film credits

Susan Lansing:
Sissy Spacek
Linda:
Mary-Louise Parker
Joan Plowright:
Dorothy
Directed by:
John Gray
Written by:
Cathleen Young & Lee Guthrie
Produced by:
Diane Walsh
Executive Producer:
Marcy Gross
Executive Producer:
Ann Weston
Original Music by:
Mark Snow
Cinematographer:
Donald M. Morgan