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Dancing Ground (2006)Firecrackers fly through the sky...ghosts dance in the dust...an old man wanders the prairie with a gun...and a small town sheriff searches for another chance. Director:Tobin AddingtonWriter:Tobin Addington |
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Cody
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Small town sheriff Tom Flynn hauls his punk teenage son out across the prairie in search of the kid's father, who's wandered off with a gun on what used to be their ranch land. On a day like today, when anything can happen, Tom might just get a chance to learn what it means to be a father...and a son. Written by Anonymous
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Fathers and sons on the plains of Montana.Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
4 May 2006 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Judith Gap, Montana, USABox Office
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$25,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I saw this one last night at the Show Me Missouri International Film Festival. As my 17 year old said, "I liked where it was going,but it didn't really get there." It felt like it needed a little more time to develop the emotional tone and the storyline. (Maybe a little more budget.) Even if it was an independent short film. When you finally get to "the dancing ground" it confuses you with new information about the sheriff and his father's relationship and then ends somewhat abruptly. I could have used more of the story at the point where they broach this aspect of the relationship. While the story of the sheriff and his son makes sense throughout and is satisfying to watch not so the other storyline. All in all I didn't dislike it, in fact I wanted to hear more.