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The Gift (1977)

Directed by Douglas G. Johnson
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Why is my Father is so hard on me?

16min

Overall average

5.0/10

Plot

On a cold winter morning Tav wakes his son Samuel at 4 A.M. to help with chores on the family farm. He sternly comments on Sam's work, such as napping while milking, or spilling a little milk, causing Sam to tell his mother how hard it is to please his father. She explains that Tav is just teaching him traits he will need as a man, and although his father loves him very much he finds it hard to express this in words. Sam admits to having the same problem. She says that there are unspoken ways to communicate love, and Sam volunteers, "Like Christmas presents ?" She agrees, but will not tell him how to select a special gift for his father. On Christmas morning Sam goes out to the barn alone (except for the cows, pigs, and chickens) to deliver his special gift in a setting very similar to where the very first Christmas gifts were bestowed.

Genres

DramaFamily

Technical details

DetailValue
Original titleThe Gift
Original languageEnglish (EN)
Spoken languagesEnglish
Production countriesUnited States of America
StatusReleased
Production companiesBrigham Young University
Official sitecreativeworks.byu.edu
Release date1 gennaio 1977
ProductionDouglas G. Johnson
WriterPearl S. Buck
EditingPeter G. Czerny
CinematographyReed Smoot
Assistant directorsDouglas G. Johnson
Camera operatorsReed Smoot
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Additional photographyReed Smoot

Release dates

Theatrical release

United States / Jan 01, 1977 / NR

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