Foxfire

Year: 1987

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Jud Taylor

Drama

Annie Nations and her husband Hector have built a modest, self‑sufficient life in the remote Blue Ridge Mountains, sharing a deep love for the rugged landscape. After Hector’s sudden death, Annie confronts grief and the harsh realities of isolated mountain living, forcing her to decide whether she can survive and maintain their homestead alone.

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