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The Leatherneck

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In a post-war context, a group of American marines returns home after serving in World War I. Among them is the charismatic Sergeant Dan Parker, who has witnessed the brutality of the conflict and struggles to adapt to civilian life. Upon his return, he finds a complicated landscape: his hometown has changed, and with it, his old friends.

Dan tries to resume his normal life, but the weight of his wartime experiences haunts him, affecting his relationships and mental health. As he searches for a new purpose, he becomes involved in a local conflict that resonates with the courage and sacrifice he displayed on the battlefield. An old admirer, who also feels trapped by societal expectations, encourages him to join a group of veterans fighting for rights and recognition.

As the story unfolds, Dan must confront not only his inner demons but also a society that often overlooks its heroes. Set against a backdrop of friendship and redemption, the film explores the challenges soldiers face when returning home, focusing on the need for support and understanding. In an exhilarating climax, Dan realizes that although the war has ended, his personal struggle is just beginning, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit in the face of indelible adversities.

Media type
Movie
Year
1929
Director
Howard Higgin
Writer
Elliott J. Clawson
John W. Krafft
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
5.80
Actors
William Boyd
Alan Hale
Robert Armstrong
Fred Kohler
Diane Ellis
Jimmy Aldine
Paul Weigel
Jules Cowles
Wade Boteler
Jack Richardson
Joseph W. Girard
Philo McCullough
Lee Shumway
Lloyd Whitlock
Mitchell Lewis
Gender
BΓ©lica
Drama
Country
United States
Original title
The Leatherneck
Duration
65
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