The Awakening Land

Year: 1000

Runtime: 333 mins

Language: English

Director: Boris Sagal

Drama

A lusty frontier saga follows a pioneering woman devoted to her family, her husband, and the land she settles. Adapted from Conrad Richter’s Pulitzer‑Prize trilogy—The Trees, The Fields, and The Town—the three‑part NBC series aired Feb 19‑21, 1978, starring Elizabeth Montgomery opposite Hal Holbrook.

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