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    MPAA Rating: PG | Year: 2003 | Running Time: 118 minutes

    A boy being punished for a crime he didn't commit learns there's more going on at a juvenile correctional facility than meets the eye in this comedy drama. Stanley Yelnats IV (Shia LaBeouf) is a teenager who has been told all his life that the men in the Yelnats family are cursed, thanks to a false ...more

    • Holes - Stanley Yelnats (Shia LaBeouf, left) is sent to Camp Green Lake, where he and his campmates - including Zero (Khleo Thomas, right) - are forced to dig a hole every day in order "to build character."
    • Holes - Stanley (LaBeouf, left) isn't at Camp Green Lake long before he's on Mr. Sir's (Voight, right) bad side.
    • Holes - (left to right) Stanley (Shia LaBeouf), Armpit (Byron Cotton), ZigZag (Max Kasch), Magnet (Miguel Castro), Squid (Jake M. Smith), Zero (Khleo Thomas), and X-Ray (Brenden Jefferson)
    • Holes - Stanley's mother (Siobhan Fallon Hogan, left), father (Henry Winkler, center) and grandfather (Nathan Davis, right) work on the elusive remedy for foot odor while Stanley is off at Camp Green Lake.
    • Holes - Davis (left) convinced Sachar (right) that only the author could translate the novel into the screenplay.

    An intricate balancing act of subplots and flashbacks, author Louis Sachar's Newberry Award-winning novel Holes translates fairly well onscreen, despite occasionally falling off-kilter. Unerringly faithful to the book, Holes takes on issues ranging from racial discrimination to what constitutes true character rehabilitation without a trace of heavy-handedness. Sachar, who also wrote the screenplay for Holes, has a clear and touching respect for the ability of children to grasp a message without ...more



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