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Kathryn Gordon is a Actor American born on 11 september 1978
Kathryn Gordon (born 11 September 1978) is an actress, best known for her role of Heather Tobey on The 4400. She also guest-starred on the Fox television drama K-Ville, with Anthony Anderson and John Carroll Lynch. She portrayed a sympathetic mother in the independent feature For Heaven's Sake (2008 film).
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Origin USA
Genres Horror
Actors Jake McDorman, Alexandra Breckenridge, Alexandra Holden, Chris Marquette, Doug Jones, Shashawnee Hall
Roles Makaela
Rating47%
Three young local news reporters, Charlie, Milo, and Sarah, live in a small town, where they work at a local TV channel. The life in their town is boring and eventless, so the trio avidly searches for new, hot material. Soon they find an interesting story to report—a mysterious disappearance of a local family whose house they visit. The group finds several home videotapes there, and, looking through the usual family videos, the guys find something strange. In addition to family members on tapes, there briefly appears a mysterious faceless figure wearing a black business suit. Gradually, the guys understand that they have occasionally summoned a demon that now starts pursuing them. Its name is Slender, and it can be seen only via videocameras.
The Hebrew Hammer (2003)
, 1h25Origin USA
Genres Comedy, Action
Themes Films about music and musicians, Christmas films, Films about religion, Musical films, Films about Jews and Judaism
Actors Adam Goldberg, Judy Greer, Grant Rosenmeyer, Mario Van Peebles, Peter Coyote, Andrew Roane Dick
Roles Bambi
Rating60%
The film begins with a flashback to a young Mordechai Jefferson Carver. At school, Mordechai is tormented by his fellow students and his teacher for being a Jewish child in a public school predominantly attended by Christians, and for celebrating Hanukkah while everyone else celebrates Christmas. He feels further alienated as he walks through his neighborhood and sees a seemingly endless number of Christmas decorations and window displays celebrating the holiday and announcing that Jews aren't welcome. As he lies down on the sidewalk in front of a store saying "Jews Welcome (for about 5 minutes)" and spins his dreidel to cheer himself up, Santa Claus walks by and crushes the toy under his foot, then gives Mordechai the finger.