On this day, January 28, 1983, the historical drama Sacred Ground premiered. Directed by Charles B. Pierce, the film stars Tim McIntire, L.Q. Jones, and Jack Elam in a story set against the backdrop of the American frontier.
The film follows the journey of a young couple, Matt and Little Doe, played by McIntire and Serene Hedin, as they attempt to build a life together on land considered sacred by the local Native American tribe. Tensions rise as the couple struggles to survive amidst cultural conflict and natural challenges.
Sacred Ground explores themes of love, perseverance, and the consequences of cultural misunderstandings. Though it didn't achieve widespread commercial success, the film is remembered for its heartfelt story and strong performances by its cast.
Fun Fact: Director Charles B. Pierce is also known for his cult classic horror film The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972), which blended documentary-style storytelling with folklore.
Trivia Question: What 1976 Charles B. Pierce film was loosely based on the story of a masked serial killer in Texarkana during the 1940s?
The film follows the journey of a young couple, Matt and Little Doe, played by McIntire and Serene Hedin, as they attempt to build a life together on land considered sacred by the local Native American tribe. Tensions rise as the couple struggles to survive amidst cultural conflict and natural challenges.
Sacred Ground explores themes of love, perseverance, and the consequences of cultural misunderstandings. Though it didn't achieve widespread commercial success, the film is remembered for its heartfelt story and strong performances by its cast.
Fun Fact: Director Charles B. Pierce is also known for his cult classic horror film The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972), which blended documentary-style storytelling with folklore.
Trivia Question: What 1976 Charles B. Pierce film was loosely based on the story of a masked serial killer in Texarkana during the 1940s?