The Little Archer

Year: 1949

Runtime: 9 mins

Language: English

Director: Patsie V. Sinkey

FamilyDocumentary

Four‑year‑old Melvin Beebe, an accomplished archer, lives on his family’s farm on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, where he practices with makeshift targets. One spring morning his routine leads to his first hunt in the surrounding forest, hoping to bring home trophies. The animals he meets shift his expectations, changing what he returns.

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