Fargo

Year: 1952

Runtime: 69 mins

Language: English

Director: Lewis D. Collins

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After his brother dies in a stampede, rancher Bill Martin returns to Fargo to replace him. He teams with honest cattleman MacKenzie and his daughter Kathy, while the ruthless townsman Austin and his henchmen fight Bill’s barbed‑wire fence protecting farmers. After the cattlemen lose a court case, Austin has Bill captured and displayed at a town festival, igniting open war.

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