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Redemption: For Robbing the Dead (2011)

Redemption: For Robbing the Dead (2011)
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Henry Heath, a grieving lawman whose daughter has recently died, is assigned custody of the ghoulish Jean Baptiste, a notorious robber of 300 graves. Against the perilous Utah desert terrain, the contempt of an entire community, and his own prejudice, Heath must somehow keep a marked man alive.

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Director(s):
Tom Russell
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DVD
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Synopsis of Redemption: For Robbing the Dead

Henry Heath, a grieving lawman whose daughter has recently died, is assigned custody of the ghoulish Jean Baptiste, a notorious robber of 300 graves. Against the perilous Utah desert terrain, the contempt of an entire community, and his own prejudice, Heath must somehow keep a marked man alive.

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
105 mins
Director(s):
Tom Russell
Writer(s):
Tom Russell
Categories:
Westerns
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    Rose and Fred L.

    Really good movie! Not a Horror film by any means. Creepy and haunting. Very good acting. The plot was so intriguing. Scenery ...great. Really had depth to it. Definitely recommend!

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    Steven B.

    Not a bad flick, not much to say about it though...two and a half stars at best.

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    George P.

    An extremely touching, moving story of true redemption and the tremendous need for forgiveness. In our day society demands that someone pay and pay endlessly. But it's possible that a man (or woman) can be called to pay too much for a wrong. Society may have a sense of justice, but it needs a sense of forgiveness as well, a sense of knowing when a wrong has been paid and accepting the culprit back into society. A moving and well-done film.

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