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Theatrical Release
09/14/07 (Limited)
09/21/07 (St. Louis)

Home Video
02/19/08

MPAA Rating
Rated R for violent and
disturbing content, language
and some sexuality/nudity

Running Time
1 hour 54 minutes

Genre
Drama, War

Director
Paul Haggis

Writer
Paul Haggis

Cast
Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize
Theron, Susan Sarandon,
Jason Patric, James Franco,
Frances Fisher, Tim McGraw,
Mehcad Brooks, Wes
Chatham

Studio
Warner Independent Pictures
IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH (2007)
                      SYNOPSIS

"In the Valley of Elah" tells the story of a war veteran,
his wife and the search for their son, a soldier who
recently returned from Iraq but has mysteriously
gone missing, and the police detective who helps in
the investigation.

Inspired by true events, “In the Valley of Elah” is
Haggis' directing follow-up to the Academy Award
winning "Crash." In addition to the Oscar-winning
screenplay for “Crash,” his recent writing credits
include the award winning "Million Dollar Baby," for
which he received an Academy Award nomination
for Best Screenplay, and current releases "The Last
Kiss," "Flags of Our Fathers," "Casino Royale" and
"Letters From Iwo Jima."

Warner Independent Pictures presents in
association with Nala Films, Summit Entertainment
and Samuels Media, a Blackfriar’s Bridge production
of a film by Paul Haggis, starring Tommy Lee Jones
and Charlize Theron. “In the Valley of Elah” is
executive produced by Emilio Diez Barroso, Bob
Hayward, David Garrett, Erik Feig, James Holt, and
Stan Wlodkowski, and produced by Laurence
Becsey, Patrick Wachsberger, Steven Samuels, and
Darlene Caamano. With a story by Mark Boal and
Paul Haggis, screenplay by Paul Haggis, “In the
Valley of Elah” is produced and directed by Paul
Haggis.--© Warner Independent
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