When the Line Goes Through

Name: When the Line Goes Through
Genre: Drame
Released: 1972-09-24
Duration: 1 h 25 min
Rating: 4.9
Cast: Martin Sheen, Davey Davison, Beverly Washburn

1972
1h 25m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

4,9/10

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Martin Sheen, Davey Davison, and Beverly Washburn in When the Line Goes Through (1972)

Drame

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBluff Jackson is a smooth talking drifter with a questionable past. His travels take him to an isolated backwoods station where two sisters, totally ignorant of the modern world, are caring ... Tout lireBluff Jackson is a smooth talking drifter with a questionable past. His travels take him to an isolated backwoods station where two sisters, totally ignorant of the modern world, are caring for their elderly civil war veteran grandfather.Bluff Jackson is a smooth talking drifter with a questionable past. His travels take him to an isolated backwoods station where two sisters, totally ignorant of the modern world, are caring for their elderly civil war veteran grandfather.

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Small film with certain qualities

Obscure film set in the mountains of West Virginia. The movie centres on four strange people, all wanting different things out of life and each other. The quality of the movie is what lets it down, because the acting is quite brilliant, especially from Martin Sheen and Davey Davidson. They share some great one on one scenes together and develop a sense of atmosphere and meaning to the whole film. The intentions of such a small scale film it means well.

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Bluff Jackson: Uh, I think it's a shame a little girl like you's never been kissed--and I promise you I'll take care of that before I leave here--but what about your sister?
Mayme Rucker: Well, she ain't never been, neither. Why, she ain't got sense enough to... Oh, well, I don't reckon she even cares, but I do.