Carry Me Home 2004

Overview

Carry Me Home is a 2004 television movie directed by Jace Alexander that explores the life of a family in rural New York. Set in 1947, the story follows a widow named Harriet and her two children, Carrie and Brian, as they continue to recover from the death of Harriet's husband, who was killed during World War II. The film features performances by Penelope Ann Miller, Kevin Anderson, David Alan Basche, and Ashley Rose. Carrie is depicted as a tomboy who spends her time with a group of boys in their clubhouse. The children engage in mischief, including taunting a mentally challenged neighbor named Charlie by stealing one of his puppies. As Harriet begins a courtship with a man named Bernard, Carrie becomes furious and attempts to stop the relationship. This jealousy and anger escalate as the narrative progresses. The production is categorized as a drama and family film with a runtime of one hour and thirty-seven minutes. It was released in the United States on December 13, 2004.