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Sydney Pollack directs this notable picturesque film in which a solitary man named Jeremiah Johnson (Robert Redford) battles ruthless Indians, who use him as the target of a long-awaited vendetta, and the merciless elements of nature, in search of peace. Set in the mid-19th century, after the Civil War, the film centers on Jeremiah as he becomes disillusioned with the ways of his civilization and the ravages of war, and he sets out determined to survive in the Rocky Mountain wilderness by himself.

Release: 1972
Running Time: 111 min

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  1. Kelechi E Kelechi E

    arguably Robert Redford’s best movie

    06 December 2008
    This is arguably Robert Redford’s best movie. He plays Jeremiah Johnson, ex military man who moves to the Rocky Mountains to start over. Not only do you have to admire his acting and how he flawlessly delivers a line but you have to admire the wonderful and beautiful scenery where the film was made. Filmed in Utah, I‘m surprised no one has made a “Come to Utah” video from this film! It is a simple story told well and in an era where computer generated graphics and massive explosions dominate the film market today, it was nice to see a film where it went back to basics and that is something that needs to be appreciated. This is effectively a one man show with Redford but the supporting cast also does an excellent job, especially Will Greer who plays Bear Claw. The film overall is certainly interesting and the ending is a little sad, but I’m sure you will enjoy it.

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