La ou L’indien dort – French title
Where the Indian Lies – English title
A 2007 French production [Samourais Films (Paris)]
Producer: Cedric Apikian, Laurent Miller, Romain Ugarte
Director: Cedric Apikian
Story: Cedric Apikian
Screenplay: Cedric Apikian
Cinematography: Matthieu Straub (HCAM color)
Music: Peter Kater, Lévon Minassian
Running time: 30 minutes
Cast:
Eugene ‘Lafayette’ Grandier - Sacha Bourdo
Corporal Stern – Robert William Bradford
Jessica – Dolores Chaplin
Kovalsky – Arnaud Vervialle
Lieutenant Steve Stanton - Mikaël Chiche
Lieutenant Bill Nolan – Simon Boyle
Lieutenant Roy – Christopher J. King (Christopher James
King)
Jessica’s father - Vernon Dobtcheff
Young Jessica - Emma-Louise Marsal
Major Jackson – Chris Miller
Young Steve - Aurelien Matthieu
Eewest – Mubarak Nguyen
Confederate Cavalry Sergeant – Richard Jean
Confederate snipers – Stephane Alzier & Rikyan
With: Daniel Salles, Stephen ‘Bull’ Anger, Francis
Pollard, Samuel Pollard, Stephane
During the Civil War and returning from a mission, a Yankee
platoon led by Lieutenant Stanton gets stuck in the woods behind enemy lines.
The Confederates are closing in on them. Their only hope is to reach the
railroad. The men become tense when they realize that sprawling in front of
them, is a field infested with snipers. For Stanton, the issue is beyond life
and death; despite his blue uniform, his past is linked to that field. That
field belongs to his teenage love Jessica’s father. He suddenly remembers the
legend of the sleeping Indian that Jessica's father used to tell them. A
soldier begins running The snipers are good. Stanton storms out of the woods,
into the field, into his past, and into Jessica's firing range.
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