I Want You

Year: 1951

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: English

Director: Mark Robson

Drama

Three simple words take on a powerful weight in a quiet Eastern U.S. town as the Korean conflict erupts, reshaping the lives of its residents. WWII veteran Martin Greer, seeking purpose, decides to reenlist, a choice that deeply worries his wife Nancy and tests the community’s resolve.

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