Blood Red - Die for your country

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Movie
German title Blood Red - Die for your country
Original title Blood Red
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1989
length 91 minutes
Age rating FSK 16
Rod
Director Peter Masterson
script Ron Cutler
production John Daly
Derek Gibson
music Carmine Coppola
camera Toyomichi Kurita
cut Randy D. Thornton
occupation

Blood Red - Die for your Land (Original title: Blood Red ) is an American feature film from 1989.

action

The Sicilian family of the Callogeros emigrates to California and runs a wine plantation there in the vicinity of several other families . Railroad entrepreneur William Bradford Berrigan is planning a railway line that will run through the vineyards. The farmers refuse to sell their land. The resistance is not only increasing verbally. The talented Marco Callogero, who loves Angelica from the rival Segestra family of wine merchants, hardly cares about the problems until Berrigan resorts to violence and has his father killed in front of his mother. Now Marco is organizing the resistance against Berrigan and his railway empire; with the help of his friends, he blows up a railway tunnel. After the violence initially escalated, Berrigan finally gives in.

criticism

The lexicon of international films wrote that the film was developing from an initially “melodramatic painting of time [...] to a sometimes hard and (with the exception of the main role) well-played western.” It was “an atmospherically coherent historical picture . "

Trivia

  • Julia Roberts played one of her first roles in the film as Maria Collogero. The cast took place on the intercession of her brother Eric Roberts, who was considered a promising young and future film star at the time.
  • The director Peter Masterson is the father of actress Mary Stuart Masterson . His other daughter, Alexandra Masterson , played one of Marco Collogero's sisters in the film.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Blood Red - Die for Your Land. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used