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Sequoia (1934)

Sequoia (1934)
In an early pro-ecology effort, Jean Parker stars as a girl dwelling in the High Sierras. Awkward with humans, her best friends are the surrounding animals, especially her pet deer and puma. When hunters invade the territory, she struggles to protect the local wildlife. The outdoor photography is this film's principal asset; things grind to a halt whenever anyone opens his or her mouth to speak. Sequoia was based on a novel by Anne Cunningham called Malibu, and was later reissued under that title. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Jean ParkerSamuel S. Hinds, (more)
Director(s):
Chester M. Franklin
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Sequoia

In an early pro-ecology effort, Jean Parker stars as a girl dwelling in the High Sierras. Awkward with humans, her best friends are the surrounding animals, especially her pet deer and puma. When hunters invade the territory, she struggles to protect the local wildlife. The outdoor photography is this film's principal asset; things grind to a halt whenever anyone opens his or her mouth to speak. Sequoia was based on a novel by Anne Cunningham called Malibu, and was later reissued under that title. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Complete Cast of Sequoia


Director(s):
Chester M. Franklin
Writer(s):
Samuel ArmstrongAnne CunninghamCarey Wilson
Producer(s):
John W. Considine, Jr.
Sequoia Awards:
  • 1934 - New York Times - 10 Best Films
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