Comes a Horseman

Synopsis: Set in the American West during the 1940s, the film centres on a pair of little-guy ranchers who join forces against the depredations of a ruthless land baron determined to expand his empire at any cost.
Extras:
-Newly commissioned feature-length audio commentary by novelist and scriptwriter Scott Harrison
-The Guardian Interview: Alan J Pakula (1986, 95 mins, audio): the director in conversation with Quentin Falk, recorded at the National Film Theatre in 1986.
-Jane Fonda in Conversation (2018, 71 mins): interviewed by Samira Ahmed at BFI Southbank in October 2018.
-Hereford Pedigree Cattle (1937, Mary Field, 10 mins): a subtly charming portrait of agricultural life in the west of England, featuring some fine pedigree cattle.
-The Grassy Shires (1944, Ralph Keene, 15 mins): a Ministry of Information film showing how cattle and dairy farms of the Midlands adapt to meet the demands of war.
-Illustrated booklet with new writing by Peter Tonguette, Brad Stevens and Peter Kramer and full film credits.
Language: English (United States)
Country: United States
Year of production: 1978
Subjects: Film studies; American Studies
Keywords: westerns

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