Summaries

A man takes his young daughter on a cross-country fly-fishing trip following the death of his father and his wife's decision to get a divorce.

After the death of his father and an impending divorce, James Dodson takes his 10-year-old daughter Maggie on a fishing trip. Based on the novel 'Faithful Travelers: a Father, a Daughter, A Fly-Fishing Journey of the Heart' by James Dodson.—slp

James 'Jimmy' Dodson is a happy family father with his wife, young children Jack and Maggie and dog Amos in their country home. Then he gets a call he must fly home where his father 'Opti' is dying; they reminisce, especially about their camping and fishing in the wild, say they'll do it again with his own kids, but know gramps will never get out again. When his dad dies, good son Jimmy keeps grieving over a year, till Meredith tells their therapist the marriage is over, they no longer make each-other happy. He takes his dad's specter's advice to take his oldest, daughter Maggie, camping where he learned fishing from Opti; sonny Jack is left with mother. Nature, memories, meeting strangers and childish questions trigger lots of soul-searching...—KGF Vissers

Details

Keywords
  • two word title
  • camping
  • divorce
  • surname in title
  • fly fishing
Genres
  • Drama
Release date Jan 9, 2001
Motion Picture Rating (MPA) TV-PG
Countries of origin United States
Language English
Filming locations Canada
Production companies CBS City Entertainment Firefly Productions

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Tech specs

Runtime 2h
Color Color
Sound mix Stereo
Aspect ratio 1.33 : 1

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