Bare Fists

1919
1h

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The marshal of a wild Kansas border town is killed in a gunfight in a saloon. His son, Cheyenne Harry, shoots dead two of the killers. Not wanting to lose both her son and her husband to gun... Read allThe marshal of a wild Kansas border town is killed in a gunfight in a saloon. His son, Cheyenne Harry, shoots dead two of the killers. Not wanting to lose both her son and her husband to gun violence, Harry's mother gets him to agree never to carry a gun again. However, Harry's r... Read allThe marshal of a wild Kansas border town is killed in a gunfight in a saloon. His son, Cheyenne Harry, shoots dead two of the killers. Not wanting to lose both her son and her husband to gun violence, Harry's mother gets him to agree never to carry a gun again. However, Harry's rival for the beautiful Conchita, Boone Travis, commits a murder and frames Harry for it. C... Read all

Director
- John Ford
Writers
- Eugene B. Lewis
- Bernard McConville
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4.0/10

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Director
- John Ford
Writers
- Eugene B. Lewis
- Bernard McConville
Stars

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Harry Carey

Cheyenne Harry

Betty Schade

Conchita

Joe Harris

Boone Travis

Vester Pegg

Lopez

Mollie McConnell

Conchita's Mother
(as Molly McConnell)

Anna Mae Walthall

Ruby
(as Anna May Walthall)

Howard Enstedt

Joseph W. Girard

Harry's Father
(as Joseph Girard)

Director
- John Ford
Writers
- Eugene B. Lewis
- Bernard McConville
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John Ford is becoming more and more like Alfred Hitchcock in his cinematography narrative. He allows the viewer to read and feel his feels rather than just watch them. In this film, the camera is a trespasser, an intruder who is probing key situations that are taking place during Ford's recreation of the old American West. He enables you to get inside the characters, to share their dilemma and to connect with their humanity. I've never regarded the Western as something that is emotionally engaging, but having watched some of Ford's Westerns I've had a complete Damascus Road experience.