“Take Me Home” is a sensitive drama that marks a notably personal feature debut for director Liz Sargent. As a lengthier adaptation of her lovely 2023 short film, however, it’s missing an expanded ...

The director embraced her sister Anna’s cognitive challenges, wrote from her point of view and cast her as the lead in her narrative short film. By Liz Sargent When I set out to make my short film ...

Expanding upon her award-winning short film, writer-director Liz Sargent again casts her sister Anna Sargent in the story of a cognitively disabled woman facing tough realities about her aging parents ...

Willa has acquired U.S. distribution rights to "Take Me Home," the debut feature from writer-director Liz Sargent. "Take Me Home" premiered in the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the Sundance Film ...

In Liz Sargent’s debut feature, two adopted daughters grapple with the realities of aging parents and disability. When we enter their cramped Florida home, this wee mutual aid society of three is in a ...

Country star Johnny Cash was known for a number of hit songs. One of those tracks was his 1996 recording of “I’ve Been Everywhere”. It was easy to picture the outlaw artist riding the rails going from ...

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With Super Bowl LIX kicking off with a stunning performance of the national anthem from Jon Batiste, the Philadelphia Eagles showcased their dominance. Even before the second quarter ended, the Eagles ...

Exclusive: The world's largest film production prize of $1 million goes to Liz Sargent. The logline for the feature adaptation reads: “Anna, a 38-year-old Korean adoptee with a cognitive disability, ...

“Take Me Home, Country Roads,” John Denver’s beloved signature song written along with married songwriting pair Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert back in 1970, remains one of the most blissful country ...

What do you say about a coming-of-age movie set in 1988, shot in 2007 and just now released? I mean, besides WTF? For starters, I’d say Take Me Home Tonight has just enough heart and retro party ...