Going Home

Year: 1971

Runtime: 97 mins

Language: English

Director: Herbert B. Leonard

Drama

After serving 13 years for his wife’s murder, mechanic Harry Graham is released on parole and moves to a quiet seaside town, taking a trailer‑park slot, a job and a new girlfriend. His fragile fresh start shatters when his estranged son Jimmy, who watched his mother die and grew up in foster homes, arrives intent on revenge.

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