Film · Drame

During World War I, impoverished African-American father Frank Custer (Damien Leake) leaves his Southern family and heads to Chicago in search of work. After landing a job at one of the city's many slaughterhouses, he gets caught up in the heated debate over organized labor. Before long he emerges as a hypnotic leader, urging his peers to join the union, a move that puts him at odds with his best friend, Thomas (Ernest Rayford), who starts to question Frank's motivations for backing the union.

1984 · 1h 57m
Réalisateur Bill Duke

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During World War I, impoverished African-American father Frank Custer (Damien Leake) leaves his Southern family and heads to Chicago in search of work. After landing a job at one of the city's many slaughterhouses, he gets caught up in the heated debate over organized labor. Before long he emerges as a hypnotic leader, urging his peers to join the union, a move that puts him at odds with his best friend, Thomas (Ernest Rayford), who starts to question Frank's motivations for backing the union.

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Informations

Studio
Film Movement Classics
Sortie
1984
Durée
1 h 57 min
Classé
Unrated
Région d’origine
États-Unis
© 1984-2023 Made in U.S.A. Productions, Inc.

Langues

Audio original
Anglais
Audio

Anglais (États-Unis) (AAC)

Sous-titres

Anglais (États-Unis) (Sous-titrage codé), Espagnol (Amérique latine)

Accessibilité

Les sous-titres codés sont les sous-titres correspondant à la langue disponible, avec l’ajout de renseignements pertinents ne constituant pas du dialogue.