Falcon Song

20142014
PGPG
1h 45m

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Family

Fantasy

Western

A guitar-playing drifter helps a rancher's granddaughter find her true calling. They soon find themselves in the middle of a land war driven by quirky characters and magical realism.A guitar-playing drifter helps a rancher's granddaughter find her true calling. They soon find themselves in the middle of a land war driven by quirky characters and magical realism.A guitar-playing drifter helps a rancher's granddaughter find her true calling. They soon find themselves in the middle of a land war driven by quirky characters and magical realism.

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5.4/10

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Director
- Jason Corgan Brown
Writers
- Jason Corgan Brown(screenplay)
- Michelle Poteet Lisanti(screenplay)
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A 1980s style contemporary western in which a guitar playing drifter helps a rancher's granddaughter find her true calling. The film explores themes of land conservation and soul searching beneath a whimsical, quirky world full of colorful characters and magical realism. —Laser Beam Releasing

magical realism

whimsical

kitsch

contemporary west

Taglines
- An American Folktale.
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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
- Rated PG for mild language and some action
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Soundtracks
Glass Wall
written by Jason C. Brown and Nightfur
performed by Nightfur

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Vintage Cars & Trucks, Guitars, Magic, America!

I just took an awesome trip to some sort of eighties film throwback. Falcon Song is a patchwork of film Americana from the old school. Sure, there is a level of cheese but isn't that part of the equation? The lack of irony is what makes this stand out from other "new" 80s films. Falcon Song has a dripping wet, retro synthesizer soundtrack to boot! Here is an example of what fills the screen: vintage cars & trucks, smokin' hot rancher's daughter, rustic country scenery, Kreese from Karate Kid, oil pumps, secret societies, cowboy hats, horses, fantasy technology, magic, pirate weapons, and that's just the beginning!! The movie deals with classic troubles of the small town lifestyle. An aging rancher (played well by James Storm of Dark Shadows) struggles to keep his property when the common forces of life close in. It never gets too deep or demented, which seems difficult to steer away from in today's cinema. Its almost plays like one of those small Disney films from way back, but skews indie at times. The two younger leads, Gabriel Sunday and Rainey Qualley seem to have a promising future.

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