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Original Movie or Special | 2012
Dramatic Feature | 2010
Best Narrative Feature | 2010 | Travis
NY NY Narrative Feature | 2010 | Travis
Best Actress in a TV Movie or Miniseries | 2012 | Melissa
Best Actress in a Motion Picture or Miniseries | 2012 | Melissa
Director Travis Fine had previously worked with Melissa Leo (as a fellow actor) on the series, The Young Riders.
Director Travis Fine previously worked with Don Franklin and Brett Cullen as an actor on the series, The Young Riders.
The book Omar is reading on the bus (at around 27 mins) is 'Introduction to Electrical Engineering Theory'.
The operations manager of the airport where Montine's and Omar's flight is forced to land says (at around 1h 11 mins) "This is Paul Ehrlich with Ops in Longview", thus identifying the airport as 126 miles east of Dallas, Texas.
"Montine: Losing people that you love, it hurts. There's going to be days when you think you can't possibly stand how much it hurts. Honestly, you feel like your heart's going to explode from the pain. But then you wake up the next morning and you open the blinds and you just keep going. For a while, you're just living in that space between Omar: Between what? Montine: Between the last time when you saw him and the moment you can finally say goodbye. After a few years, you'll crawl into bed one night and realize you didn't think about him at all that day. And then, every once in a while, he'll come to you in your dreams that night. And the warm thought of him will wake you in the morning. Omar: Will you walk me onto the plane? Montine: And for that little tiny sliver of the moment, he's right there by your side with you. And nothing, no other person, no distance or time, can take him away from you."
"Omar: [staring at her] Montine: The view's much better out the window, kid."
