Heartland DVD

 realistic life in Wyoming 1910
A moving story of a man and a woman struggeling to survive on the Wyoming frontier. Rip Torn and Conchata Ferrell give outstanding performances.
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 A Heartwarming Story
This movie displayed the silent love between a man and a woman in a time in history when life on the prairie was hard and cruel. I feel the director and producer of this movie caught both of these things and I will continue to watch it over and over without ever being bored. It totally warmed my heart. Just for anyone's curiosity, Clyde and Elinore had three more sons after they lost their first son. They are in the census records of 1910, 1920, and 1930.
Submitted by a reviewer (Austin, Minnesota, USA)
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 NO BELLS & WHISTLES!
A VERY GOOD LOOK @ THE LIFE, HARDSHIPS & BOREDOOM OF FRONTIER LIFE @ THE TURN OF THE CENTURY. IT'S NICE TO WATCH A MOVIE ABOUT REAL LIFE & THE LITTLE JOYS THAT A FAMILY CAN SHARE THAT HOLD ONLY MEANING FOR THEM.
Submitted by lonewolf4848 (SPRING, TEXAS, USA) 
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 Great Movie
One for the ages.
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 Truth about the frontier
A marvellous, true movie about the way it was with the pioneers in the US and Canada.Visually, the most striking thing was that the director and cameraman caught the true vistas of the rolling shortgrass country far better than the artificial depictions of Monument Valley and elsewhere. People and horses got lost in the sea of silvery short grass. And the story was perfect -- I ought to know, my mother was like Elinore Randall and I was born on a bush cattle ranch in Canada.
Submitted by maven (Keswick ON Canada)
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