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Many Rivers to Cross

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In a small town in the American West, Nick, a charismatic yet impulsive adventurer, finds himself torn between his desire for freedom and his loyalty to his family. Nick's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Lila, a beautiful and enigmatic woman who represents everything he dreams of but has never dared to pursue. As the two begin to share moments of intimacy and passion, the town is shaken by the news of an imminent war that could change everyone's lives forever.

As Nick and Lila immerse themselves in their relationship, tensions rise among the townspeople, who must decide whether to unite against the external threat or allow their internal differences to destroy them. The story invites viewers to reflect on sacrifice and redemption, as Nick must confront his own demons to find his true path. At the same time, his love for Lila becomes a beacon of hope amid the storm.

The film, infused with natural landscapes and a strong sense of community, explores the dilemma between seeking personal freedom and accepting responsibility towards others. With a script full of twists and emotionally charged moments, Nick's journey will lead him to question whether, in the end, it is worth crossing many rivers to find what truly matters.

Media type
Movie
Year
1955
Director
Roy Rowland
Writer
Harry Brown
Guy Trosper
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.20
Actors
Robert Taylor
Eleanor Parker
Victor McLaglen
Jeff Richards
Russ Tamblyn
James Arness
Alan Hale Jr.
John Hudson
Rhys Williams
Josephine Hutchinson
Sig Ruman
Rosemary DeCamp
Russell Johnson
Ralph Moody
Abel Fernandez
Carl Pitti
Gender
Western
Comedy
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Jack Cummings
Original title
Many Rivers to Cross
Duration
95
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