American Dreams (Lost and Found)
Synopsis
Scrolling excerpts from the diary of George Wallace's would-be assassin Arthur Bremer at screen bottom, Hank Aaron cards and ephemera from his entire career up top, and alternating audio clips of popular songs and highlights from the news throughout Aaron's career.
Release History & Theatrical Window
March 5, 1984
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- James Benning
- Original Title
- American Dreams (Lost and Found)
- Country of Origin
- Canada, United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 55m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
James Benning
Department Leadership Roster
James Benning
Director
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What is American Dreams (Lost and Found) about?
Scrolling excerpts from the diary of George Wallace's would-be assassin Arthur Bremer at screen bottom, Hank Aaron cards and ephemera from his entire career up top, and alternating audio clips of popular songs and highlights from the news throughout Aaron's career.
Who directed American Dreams (Lost and Found)?
American Dreams (Lost and Found) was directed by James Benning.
Who stars in American Dreams (Lost and Found)?
The principal cast of American Dreams (Lost and Found) includes Not specified.
When was American Dreams (Lost and Found) released and how long is it?
American Dreams (Lost and Found) was released in 1984 with a total runtime of 55m.