Dove cresce la felce rossa

Titolo originale: Where the Red Fern Grows

1974
G
1h 37min

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6,9/10

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Drama Family

Commovente avventure per tutte le età su un giovane ragazzo e la sua ricerca dei suoi cani da caccia.Commovente avventure per tutte le età su un giovane ragazzo e la sua ricerca dei suoi cani da caccia.Commovente avventure per tutte le età su un giovane ragazzo e la sua ricerca dei suoi cani da caccia.

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Quiz
The waterfall in the movie is at Natural Falls State Park, in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma.

Blooper
The visible boom mics are a result of the home video transfer. The film was shot "open matte" and cropped to an aspect ratio of 1.85:1. In subsequent video releases, the entire 1.33:1 frame is shown.

Citazioni
Billy: Grandpa says, in New England, everyone's going crazy over coon skin coats
Father: That right?
Billy: So we should be gettin' a good price.
Father: I'll tell you what. I'll let you have one whole wall of that smokehouse if you think you and them dogs can cover it.
Billy: It's not hardly big enough, is it?

Versioni alternative
The theatrical version does not feature a fade out before the end credits. All subsequent home media versions have "The End" with a brief fade to black before the end credits.

Connessioni
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Colonne sonore
There Must Be Love
(uncredited)
Written by The Osmonds
Sung by Andy Williams

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7/10

A dated, but well-made family drama

I don't know how I missed seeing (or even reading) Where the Red Fern Grows as a kid, but watching it as an adult for the first time was an interesting experience. This is a dated, but well-made family drama. It's a simple story that takes its time and does its best to make sure the children that watch it are emotionally wrecked. Strangely enough, though, I didn't cry. I just want a dog now.