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Fields of Fire (Disc 1 of 3) (1987)
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Starring: Luigi Cengale, Jack Mayers, Anna Hruby, Melissa Docker, Patrick Ward, Bill Young, Ken Radley, Philip Quast, Kris McQuade, John Jarratt, Ollie Hall, Todd Boyce
Director: Robert Marchand
Category: Drama, Foreign
Studio: Bfs Entertainment
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Length:
600 mins

 
 

 

In 1939, Bluey flees hard times in England and travels to Austrailia. The new life he find in a wild corner of Australia will require every drop of strength and courage he has just to survive.
When he takes on the harsh existence of a sugar cane cutter, Bluey discovers that being accepted into a hard drinking, tightly knit community is tougher than the sweaty, dangerous work the cane cutters do every day in the fields. A global war and violent local prejudices rock their community and one final massive disaster threatens not just their livelihood, but their very lives.