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Our Daily Bread (1934)
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Starring: Tom Keene, Karen Morley, John Qualen, Bud Rae, Addison Richards
Director: King Vidor
Category: Drama, Classics, Classics
Studio: Alpha Video
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Length:
73 mins

 
 

 

Lost souls, haunted by vice, seek a better future on a gritty "back to the land" commune in King Vidor's Great Depression epic drama. Idle masons, plumbers and carpenters are put to work creating, while former white-collar professionals are retrained in the art of manual labor.

But all utopias have a dark side. Despite the overriding pioneering spirit; lust, proffering and deceit tarnish the ideals of the freethinking farmers while frustration and hopelessness corrode their dreams.

The earthy love of a good woman inspires a sweeping climax as the community is forced to work together or face ruin.

A mid-period film by legendary director King Vidor (The Big Parade, Street Scene, Duel in the Sun), Our Daily Bread is evocative depression-era propaganda, made outside the mainstream studio system, as a way of inspiring thousands of dissolute moviegoers looking for a way out of poverty.

 
 
   
   

 
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