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Festivale online magazine, February, 1998 Postman movie review

Postman In a post-apocalyptic America, the Postman is the last remnant of government and order. Redemption and hope can come in strange guises. An actor-drifter finds the remains of a postman and takes the uniform and mail from the body. These give him entry to a nearby town, and a new meaning for his life and that of the youth of the area. Almost by accident he inspires a new group of posties -- providing communication and hope for isolated communities. Wrapped up in the usual wild west cowboy saga, this is your classic sf version of the horse opera.

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Enter movie, TV show, or person   Provided by Internet Movie Database.	Just the facts: Title: Postman, The (1997) Written by: David Brin, Eric Roth, Brian Helgeland Directed by: Kevin Costner Produced by: Kevin Costner, Steve Tisch, Jim Wilson Edited by: Peter Boyle Director of Photography: Stephen F. Windon
	The Players: Kevin Costner, Will Patton, Larenz Tate, Olivia Williams
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