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The Home Teachers (2004) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 2004 · 82 mins · English
- Directed by
- Kurt Hale
- Starring
- Michael Flynn, Annette Wright, Tayva Patch, Cort Johnson, Daryn Tufts, Jeff Birk
- Budget
- $425K
Greg, a football‑obsessed dad, gathers his family from church and rushes home to watch the Sunday Vikings kickoff, chicken in hand. Just as he settles, his meticulous, rule‑bound home‑teaching partner Nelson calls to arrange a 15‑minute visit to the Mori family. They must visit each family monthly, sharing a spiritual message and aid, and Nelson refuses to miss his duty despite Greg’s protests and the comic mishaps.
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