We will return to the Jungle Book in a moment on TNT.
TNT exclusive premiere.
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A triumph of spirit.
We've come far, but we are still a long way from home.
Civil Shepard, John Waters.
You think I'm pretty tough, huh?
A fighter.
A survivor.
Which way home?
Monday on TNT.
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And now back to the Jungle Book on TNT.
Monday night, it's the TNT exclusive premiere of
Cybill Shepherd and the unusual romance
Which Way Home.
Then, Tuesday night, Julie Christie is being terrorized
by her husband's crazed robot in Demon Seed.
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Since the 1950s, Southeast Asia has seen constant political upheavals.
From the Korean War to the Vietnam Conflict to the killing fields of Cambodia,
over one and a half million people fled their homeland.
Thousands flocked to their boats to escape across dangerous waters.
Many were lost, but those who made it were usually sent to detention camps until a host country offered asylum.
Their incredible stories of survival were the inspiration for a new TMT exclusive premiere called Which Way Home.
Civil Shepherd plays Karen Parsons, a U.S. nurse helping in the refugee camps after the Vietnam War.
I think she's one of those Americans, this is set in, say, the late 70s, who has a feeling of responsibility
and even guilt about Southeast Asia, or rather what the United States has done to Vietnam and Cambodia.
In the movie, Karen tries to save the lives of these orphaned children with a daring escape.
These are my kids. Their parents were my friends. There's a boat leaving from the Gulf in six days.
The U.S. Navy is out there.
But the journey proves to be as dangerous as the real exodus of hundreds of thousands of boat people.
Although the story is set in 1979, it's a timeless story.
This is a romance. This is a story of adventure. There's laughs. There's some really horrifying moments in it.
But ultimately it's a very true, very real story about the sort of jeopardy that refugees go through.
As Karen and the children set out in their small boat, they're attacked by pirates and rescued by an unlikely hero,
a target boat captain from Australia. It's then the stark reality of their journey begins to hit home.
We've come far, but we are still a long way from home. The road here is home. Not anymore.
You know, the whole story of the victims of the war zone and the whole of Indochina is dealt with on a really sort of human level
because you can understand suffering when you see it through children, and I think that's really well covered in this.
And that's what I want the audience to remember, that this is a real story in many ways. The elements of it are real.
From the rice paddies of Cambodia to the shores of Australia, this incredible journey tells the story of one woman's determination
to save the children she loved. Which Way Home, a TNT exclusive premiere, Monday.
Thank you.