Men Go To Battle is the story of two brothers struggling to hold their crumbling estate together outside a small Kentucky town in the fall of 1861.
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| Charlotte Arnold | ... | Sissy Hamblin | |
| Steve Coulter | ... | Mr. Small | |
| Samantha Jacober | ... | Mary Gupp | |
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Emily Kicklighter | ... | Woman on Porch (as Emily Hyberger) |
| Rachel Korine | ... | Betsy Small | |
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Stephanie Love | ... | Sarah |
| David Maloney | ... | Francis Mellon | |
| Emily Cass McDonnell | ... | Rachel (Woman in Cabin) | |
| Timothy Morton | ... | Henry Mellon | |
| Annalese Poorman | ... | Mrs. Small | |
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Morgan Raque | ... | Warren |
| Turner Ross | ... | Valentine Atkin | |
| Kate Lyn Sheil | ... | Josephine Small | |
| Peter Smith | ... | Union Soldier | |
| Rich Williams | ... | Enoch | |
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Kentucky, 1861. Francis and Henry Mellon depend on each other to keep their unkempt estate afloat as winter encroaches. After Francis takes a casual fight too far, Henry ventures off in the night, leaving each of them to struggle through the wartime on their own. Written by TV
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13 September 2016 (USA) See more »Edit
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Opening Weekend USA:
$2,087, 10 July 2016, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
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Francis and Henry Mellon are semi-literate, which they find embarrassing enough to hide. Their neighbor, Betsy Small, is literate enough to read novels. Betsy helps Francis with his correspondence with Henry, while Henry gets his comrade, Ambrose, to help him with his side of the correspondence. While many soldiers in the American Civil War were illiterate, an unprecedented number were not, yielding an enormous volume of letters and diaries written by enlisted men as well as officers. See more »Quotes
Francis Mellon: You see all this? A hundred acres of tobacco last year. Army came in this year, bought a hundred Goddamn acres. They definitely got a deal on it, but they still bought a hundred acres.See more »
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I found this movie in a section on Netflix called award winning movies and after viewing the movie I figured it must of been a participation ribbon. The characters were so poorly portrayed that you could not make connection to them or care about what happens to them. The acting was wooden and tiresome, the plot poorly executed. Not a good effort and not worth watching.