Fifth of July

Year: 1982

Runtime: 129 mins

Language: English

Directors: Kirk Browning, Marshall W. Mason

Drama

Ken Talley, a Vietnam veteran who lost his legs in combat, lives in a rural Missouri farmhouse with his partner Jed. Haunted, he questions his purpose and weighs selling the property. When old friends and family arrive for a vacation, past wounds and unresolved feelings surface, forcing Ken to confront his trauma. It aired as season 1, episode 9 of American Playhouse.

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