Misplaced (film)

Misplaced is a 1989 English-language Polish-American independent film directed by Louis Yansen.^[1] Elżbieta Czyżewska and John Cameron Mitchell play a Polish mother and her teenage son who immigrate to America for political reasons in 1981.^[2]

The film is the final onscreen performance of Debralee Scott who has two scenes as the vice principal of Jacek's school. Mark Patton has four scenes as Jacek's bully. Viveca Lindfors plays Jacek's grandmother.

Cast

Viveca Lindfors Zofia
John Cameron Mitchell Jacek
Elżbieta Czyżewska Halina
Kellie Overbey, Mary
Tico Wells Clayton
Scott Schutzman Tiler, Eric
Thor Fields ruffian's friend
Paul Klementowicz, Polish policeman
Olek Krupa Jacek's father
Deirdre O'Connell Ella
Debralee Scott vice principal
Sullivan Walker
Mark Patton roughneck

References

^ Chicago Tribune June 14, 1991 High-level Acting Distinguishes Low-budget `Misplaced`
^ New York Times March 1, 1991 Review/Film; Coming to America, to a Chilly Welcome

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[1] Chicago Tribune June 14, 1991 High-level Acting Distinguishes Low-budget `Misplaced`

[2] New York Times March 1, 1991 Review/Film; Coming to America, to a Chilly Welcome

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