Flow of truth

Movie
German title	Flow of truth
Original title	God's Country and the Woman
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1937
length	85 minutes
Rod
Director	William Keighley
script	Norman Reilly Raine
music	Max Steiner
camera	Tony Gaudio
cut	Jack Killifer
occupation
George Brent : Steven Russett Steve Martin Beverly Roberts : Jo Barton Barton MacLane : Bullhead Robert Barrat : Jefferson 'Jeff' Russett Alan Hale : Bjorn Skalka Joe King : Red Munro El Brendel : Ole Olson Addison Richards : Harry Gaskett Roscoe Ates : Gander Hopkins Billy Bevan : Plug Hat "Cookie" Joseph Crehan : Jordan Bert Roach : Kewpie Victor Potel : Turpentine, woodworker Mary Treen : Miss Flint, secretary Herbert Rawlinson : Mr. Doyle Harry Hayden : Mr. Barnes Pat Moriarity : Tim O'Toole, woodworker Max Wagner : Gus, woodworker Susan Fleming : Grace, secretary

The River of Truth is a 1937 American color film directed by William Keighley. The film is based on a story by James Oliver Curwood .

action

The lazy and fun-loving younger brother of a Canadian sawmill magnate ends up in a remote logging camp under a false name and falls in love with the resolute but secretly charming owner of the rival company.

Reviews

The lexicon of international films was not very enthusiastic: “Very poor melodrama, poorly played. The brilliant color photography and the beautiful landscape shots are impressive. ” Cinema also wrote that the river of truth was“ only worth seeing than earlier Technicolor color film. ”

Web links

• God's Country and the Woman at Turner Classic Movies (English)
• River of truth in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Flow of Truth. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed September 15, 2017 .  
2. ↑ Flow of Truth at Cinema