The Wild Country

Year: 1970

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Totten

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Leaving their comfortable Pennsylvania home, James and Kate Tanner move their sons Virgil and Andy to a remote 1890s Wyoming ranch to start farming. They endure tornadoes, bears and wolves, and must confront a hostile neighboring rancher who labels them squatters and resorts to murder to drive them away, while their family love endures hardships.

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