Nobody's Children (1994 film) explained

Genre:	Drama
Director:	David Wheatley
Starring:	Ann-Margret Dominique Sanda Jay O. Sanders
Theme Music Composer:	Jean-Claude Petit
Country:	United States
Language:	English
Executive Producer:	Tarak Ben Ammar Ann Daniel Peby Guisez Henry Winkler
Producer:	Georges Dybman Jeffrey White
Location:	Romania
Editor:	John Grover
Cinematography:	Franco Di Giacomo
Runtime:	95 minutes
Company:	Filmex Romania

Nobody's Children is a 1994 American TV film directed by David Wheatley. The film was written by Petru Popescu and Iris Friedman for USA Pictures.^[1] The film concerns an American couple's battle through bureaucracy to adopt a Romanian child.

Cast

• Ann-Margret as Carol Stevens
• Dominique Sanda as Stephanie Vaugier
• Jay O. Sanders as Joe Stevens
• Reiner Schöne as Sorin Dornescu
• Clive Owen as Corneliu Bratu
• Allan Corduner as Ion
• Katrin Cartlidge as Viorica
• Leon Lissek as Dr. Preda

Notes and References

1. American Representations of Post-Communism 1317807111Andaluna Borcila - 2014 "... for himself as a successful and subversive writer, Petru Popescu established himself over the years in the U.S. as a writer ... Network made-fortelevision movie Nobody's Children (1994, directed by David Wheatley and co-written by Popescu ..."