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The lives of three disparate families are illuminated by a meteor shower on a winter night.
Top billed cast
Heidi ArmbrusterEnid
Richard BekinsDavid
Betty GilpinCarissa
Ed Onipede BluntSt. Claire- Kate BuddekeKathy
Dorothy LymanNan- Cosmo PfeilGlen
Linda PowellVerlaine
Dey YoungSandra
Sebastian TillingerShauna's Lover
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