35mm

Rawhide

Henry Hathaway
Part of

54th New York Film Festival

September 30 - 11, 2016

Unfortunately, this screening has been canceled due to a technical issue. We will be contacting ticket holders about refunds.

This tightly structured nail-biter, about the siege of a desert relay station by a group of escaped convicts, launched a long-running TV show with Clint Eastwood and set a template for the western suspense film for years to come.

DIRECTOR
Henry Hathaway
YEAR
1951
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
89 minutes
FORMAT
35mm

Unfortunately, this screening has been canceled due to a technical issue. We will be contacting ticket holders about refunds. Please email [email protected] with any questions.

This tightly structured nail-biter, about the siege of a desert relay station by a group of escaped convicts, launched a long-running TV show with Clint Eastwood and set a template for the western suspense film for years to come, from High Noon through 3:10 to Yuma all the way up to last year’s The Hateful Eight. Tyrone Power is the boss’s son who is learning the ropes, Susan Hayward is the woman traveling with her niece, Hugh Marlowe is the leader of the gang, and his fellow convicts are played by Jack Elam, George Tobias, and the brilliant Dean Jagger. A 20th Century-Fox release.

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