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1780

10.020261h 22mMovieActionThrillerHistory

A wounded Revolutionary War soldier takes shelter with a Pennsylvania trapper and his son. As British troops approach, they face choices about loyalty and survival in the wilderness.

DirectorDustin Fairbanks
WriterSteffan Ralph Delpiano
ProducersSpencer T. Folmar·Spero Stamboulis

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Cast · Directed by Dustin Fairbanks

KSKevin Spacey
Kevin Spacey
Thomas
DQDJ Qualls
DJ Qualls
Samuel
RHR. Keith Harris
R. Keith Harris
Lt. Roberts
KKKirsten Kendall
Kirsten Kendall
Marie-Charlotte
PMPJ Marshall
PJ Marshall
Honore
JPJohn Potvin
John Potvin
Wallace
VEVince Eisenson
Vince Eisenson
Abner
KAKamilo Alonzo
Kamilo Alonzo
Miles
CKConor Kowalski
Conor Kowalski
Mercer

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