Robert Benton

Robert Benton’s 1984 film Places in the Heart takes place in 1935 Waxahachie, Texas.

Oliver Schmitz

Directed by South African filmmaker Oliver Schmitz, the heart is based on the international award-winning novel 'Chanda's Secrets' by Allan Stratton.

by Claude Barras

Directed by Claude Barras, this heart touching stop motion animated feature was screened in the Directors’ Fortnight section at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival and also the official submission from Switzerland at the Oscars last year!

by Danish filmmaker Ole Borndahl

Directed by Danish filmmaker Ole Borndahl, heart follows several Copenhagen residents whose lives are permanently changed when a WWII bombing mission accidentally targets a school full of children.

by Isao Takahata

the Heart was directed by Isao Takahata, one of Studio Ghibli’s most acclaimed directors.

by actor John Carroll Lynch

Directed by actor John Carroll Lynch, Heart also offers Stanton Stanton's most substantial character since Wim Wenders’ masterpiece Paris, Texas, playing the titular loner living in a desert town.

by Michael Almereyda

Narrated, photographed and directed by Michael Almereyda, the heart is an elegantly discursive examination of one of the great modern photographers, a surprisingly intimate portrait of an elusive, laconic man.

by the versatile Sally Field,

Headed by the versatile Sally Field, the cast of Places in the Heart is almost a convention of Hollywood's best character actors.

by Stephen Frears

The heart of the movie, directed by Stephen Frears, is in the lives of these people.

the celebrated Barnes Foundationwhich houses a private collection in suburban Philadelphia , (here, a city of brotherly love and loathing) groaning with European masterworks, African sculptures, Asian prints, American Indian ceramics, among other items

At the heart of the movie, energetically directed and argued by Don Argott, is the celebrated Barnes Foundation, which houses a private collection in suburban Philadelphia (here, a city of brotherly love and loathing) groaning with European masterworks, African sculptures, Asian prints, American Indian ceramics, among other items.

Paul Schrader

Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Paul Schrader were, as Norman himself acknowledges, really directors at heart.

by Jonathan Teplitzky

The heart of the film, directed by Jonathan Teplitzky, encompasses man’s capacity to forgive; discovering honor, integrity, peace in the act; cauterizing the poisonous, diseased, enervating repercussions of hatred.

by this man

[10] Places in the Heart was directed by this man, who is well known for directing such other films as Bad Company, Nobody’s Fool, and Kramer vs. Kramer.