I'm one of those people that enjoys Ralph Waite in everything. I am sure it has to do with the fact of watching him for so long on the Waltons. I also prefer older films to anything new, so I tend to really scour titles looking for things to watch that I have never seen. In comes this title, I read the description, saw the actors and said - sure let me give it a try.
Wow. You can kind of say it is a 70's version of Grapes of Wrath (somewhat). The story line is as old as time and if you know about migrant workers you have a little background on what can happen. The acting is believable....it truly is, and at a couple points in the film you actually are on the edge of your seat - and will really get you thinking.
Hard to write something really descriptive because I don't want to give anything away - since EVERY scene in the movie grabs you and is important.
Grab the popcorn, a blanket and tell everyone to leave you alone one evening and watch it!
Wow. You can kind of say it is a 70's version of Grapes of Wrath (somewhat). The story line is as old as time and if you know about migrant workers you have a little background on what can happen. The acting is believable....it truly is, and at a couple points in the film you actually are on the edge of your seat - and will really get you thinking.
Hard to write something really descriptive because I don't want to give anything away - since EVERY scene in the movie grabs you and is important.
Grab the popcorn, a blanket and tell everyone to leave you alone one evening and watch it!