Coming Home (1978)
Director: Hal Ashby
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
Hal (Shampoo) Ashby takes on (and makes disposable) America's post-Vietnam guilt, with a supremely sentimental tale of war hero's wife (a nurse!) falling for paraplegic war veteran. Cliché piles on cliché to the strains of a garbled '60s soundtrack, but the movie's ending goes some way to recognising its failure. Fonda is magnificent.Author: CA
Cast & crew
Director: Hal Ashby
Producer: Jerome Hellman
Cast: Jane Fonda, Jon Voight, Bruce Dern, Robert Carradine, Penelope Milford, Robert Ginty full cast
Duration: 128 mins
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