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The Night of the Hunter(1955)
The Night of the Hunter(1955)
Darkly brilliant tale that sees a disguised ex-con hunt down a secret stash of money.
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Year
1955
Duration
110 minutes
Genres
Coming of Age, Drama
Language
English
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Synopsis
James Dean only starred in three films before dying in a 1956 car crash, but he did enough in those roles to remain an icon half a century later. This is an adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel about family conflict, with Dean playing the rebellious son of a sternly religious father. It's his angry confusion, and the mixture of hate and respect that he has for his father, that is at the heart of this compelling film.
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