container of (work): Hombre (Motion picture) container of (expression): Hombre (Motion picture). French. container of (work): Broken arrow (Motion picture : 1950) container of (expression): Broken arrow (Motion picture : 1950). French. container of (expression): Broken arrow (Motion picture : 1950). Spanish.
Notes:
Hombre: Paul Newman, Fredric March, Richard Boone, Diane Cilento, Cameron Mitchell, Barbara Rush, Martin Balsam. Broken arrow: James Stewart, Jeff Chandler, Debra Paget, Basil Ruysdael, Will Geer, Joyce MacKenzie, Arthur Hunnicutt. Hombre: wide screen (2.35:1) presentation; Broken arrow: full screen (1.33:1) presentation. Hombre, based on the novel by Elmore Leonard. Broken arrow, based on the novel "Blood brother" by Elliott Arnold. Broken arrow: credits list Michael Blankfort as screenwriter; he acted as a front for blacklisted writer Albert Maltz, from the "Hollywood Ten". Credit has been revised for this DVD release. Hombre: special features: still gallery, theatrical trailer. Broken arrow: special features: Fox Movietonenews "Stars see 'new' 50-star flag", "Broken arrow ceremony;" Interactive pressbook gallery; Poster gallery; Theatrical trailer; "Western theater"; Restored credits.
Contents:
Broken arrow / screen play by Michael Blankfort ; directed by Delmer Daves (1950 ; 93 min.). Broken arrow / screen play by Michael Blankfort ; directed by Delmer Daves (1950 ; 93 min.).
Summary:
Hombre: A white man (Paul Newman) raised by an Arizona Apache tribe is forced to confront the society he despises when he sells the boarding house he inherits. Broken arrow: The year is 1870, and former Union soldier Tom Jeffords (James Stewart) is recruited to remove a tribe of Apache warriors who have been interfering with U.S. mail delivery. But Jeffords refuses, preferring to learn about Apache culture in order to attempt a peace treaty.
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