Zoe (2001)

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Release Date: 01/01/2001
Rating: Not Yet Rated
Runtime: 1 hr 30 mins
Genre: Drama
Director: Deborah Attoinese
Cast: Vanessa Zima, Jenny Seagrove, Stephi Lineburg, Victoria Davis

Zoe (Vanessa Zima) is a teenager raised in Michigan, where he grew frustrated with life in the Midwest and fighting with her mother (Kim Greist), who refuses to change things at his girlfriend is that they often go. Zoe wants to find a new direction in his life, and when he learns that one of his ancestors was a Cherokee Indian, she decided to explore her Native American heritage. Two friends Zoe, Ally (Victoria Davis) and Sarah (Stephi Castle line) to go to California, and since Zoe thinks he can find a spiritual leader in New Mexico, he decided to join them because they steal another Car and west. On the way met Cecelia Zoe (Jenny Seagrove), a British woman who has been on the way to the Navajo Area, the ashes of his dead mother was widespread, and Zoe thinks she made ​​a mirror version of itself the same (although a few more years). Zoe is the first feature film from director Deborah Attoinese, who is also co-wrote the screenplay.