Crackie 2009
In the rugged beauty of Newfoundland's coastline, *Crackie (2009)* follows teenage Mitsy as she navigates a life far from ordinary.
Director: Sherry White
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Crackie (2009) about?
*Crackie (2009)* is a heartfelt drama set in Newfoundland, centering on Mitsy, a teenager left to fend for herself after her mother's abandonment. Raised by her strong-willed grandmother, Mitsy clings to her ambition of becoming a hairdresser while finding comfort in Sparky, an underdog of a dog who becomes her unlikely hero.
Who directed Crackie?
Sherry White directed *Crackie (2009)*, bringing a deeply personal and authentic touch to this Coming-of-age story.
Who stars in Crackie?
The film stars Mary Walsh, Meghan Greeley, Cheryl Wells, Joel Thomas Hynes, and Kristin Booth in its principal roles.
Is Crackie (2009) worth watching?
While *Crackie (2009)* didn't receive an IMDb rating, its emotional depth and relatable themes make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven dramas. The performances and Newfoundland setting add layers of authenticity that resonate long after the credits roll.
How long is Crackie?
Crackie runs for 94 minutes.
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About Crackie (2009) — A Newfoundland Teen's Struggle for Hope and Independence
In the rugged beauty of Newfoundland's coastline, *Crackie (2009)* follows teenage Mitsy as she navigates a life far from ordinary. Abandoned by her mother, who struggles with addiction and instability, Mitsy finds herself under the care of her grandmother Bride—a woman whose love is as fierce as her overbearing nature. With her dreams of becoming a hairdresser hanging in the balance, Mitsy's only solace comes from Sparky, a scrappy little dog who becomes her steadfast companion in a world that often feels stacked against her.
Director Sherry White crafts a poignant, intimate drama that explores resilience, family bonds, and the quiet strength found in unlikely places. With a raw and tender atmosphere, the film balances heartache with moments of warmth, painting a vivid portrait of a community where imperfection and hope coexist. *Crackie (2009)* is a story that lingers, revealing how even in the toughest circumstances, connection and determination can light the way.