Savannah Smiles

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"...and love will never be the same."
  • PG
  • 1982
  • 1 hr 45 min
  • 7.1  (2,275)

Savannah Smiles is a family-friendly comedy-drama released in 1982 that tells the story of a six-year-old girl named Savannah played by Bridgette Andersen. The film revolves around the adventures of Savannah, who runs away from home after an argument with her parents and a series of unfortunate events. The movie opens with a wealthy businessman, Alvie Powell (Mark Miller), who is in deep trouble with the law for financial frauds. Powell is due to report to prison, but he is not ready to face the consequences of his actions. Meanwhile, his wife, Barbara (Chris Robinson), and daughter, Savannah, are home alone. Barbara is busy with her social engagements, and Savannah feels neglected and decides to run away from home.

As Savannah wanders through the town, she meets two bumbling crooks, Boots (Donovan Scott) and Alvie's former chauffeur, Harland (Michael Parks). The two crooks initially plan to take Savannah as a hostage to get Powell's money, but they eventually fall in love with the little girl and find themselves in unexpected situations.

Savannah, not knowing that she is in grave danger, forms a bond with the two crooks, and they take care of her while they are on the run from the law. Savannah's innocence and childlike perspective of life leaves an impact on the two crooks. Savannah's positive energy and purity make them shift from being criminals to being her protectors.

The film is a touching story about the innocence of childhood and the lessons that can be learned from unexpected sources. It portrays how a child can bring out the best in even the worst of people. The movie also explores the different types of relationships between the characters as they learn to understand and appreciate each other.

The cinematography is excellent, and the soundtrack compliments the story perfectly. The movie showcases the beautiful landscapes of Idaho and Montana, where it was filmed.

Despite being a low-budget film, Savannah Smiles managed to do well at the box office and gain popularity among audiences of all ages. Bridgette Andersen's captivating performance as Savannah and the outstanding acting by Donovan Scott and Mark Miller added a huge spark to the film.

The film's director, Pierre De Moro, successfully captures the essence of childhood innocence and brings out the warmth and tenderness in the film. The script is tightly written, and the dialogues are witty, and it's no surprise that the movie became popular for its feelgood vibes.

Savannah Smiles is a movie that brings out the best in humanity, where the power of innocence can make the world a better place. The film is a perfect demonstration of how love can exist in unexpected places and among unlikely people.

In conclusion, Savannah Smiles is a classic and heartwarming movie that shouldn't be missed. It's a movie that can be watched by the entire family, and it will leave a lasting impression on all who watch it. Its positive message of the power of kindness and innocence makes it a must-see movie even today.

Savannah Smiles is a 1982 kids & family movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 45 minutes. It has received mostly positive reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 7.1.

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  • Release Date
    1982
  • MPAA Rating
    PG
  • Runtime
    1 hr 45 min
  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    7.1  (2,275)
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