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. All the Kind Strangers, also known as Evil in the Swamp, is a 1974 American television film directed by Burt Kennedy.
It originally aired as an ABC Movie of the Week on November 12, 1974.
Children of a bootlegger in an extremely remote area of the U.S. have been orphaned when their mother died giving
birth to the seventh of them at home and the distraught father fell off the roof of the house in a drunken stupor
(information disseminated in the body of the film). The oldest child, desperate to keep the remainder of his family
together, has managed to keep the fate of his parents secret from the surrounding community due to the nearly
inaccessible locale, resources available to keep the farm running smoothly and well trained, vicious watchdogs.
However, the minors feel need for guidance and are looking for replacement guardians going about it by sending
the smaller, irresistibly cute moppets on errands requiring them to travel along local roads. The youngsters
cajole people considerate enough to pick them up into taking them home. Guests are then maneuvered into staying
so they can be put through an evaluation process at the end of which the children decide whether or not the
candidates fit their idea of good parents. Those who do not cut muster are free to go, so says the oldest sibling
and his word has never been doubted amongst the rest of the family. The new candidates for parenthood put up determined
resistance and begin to exasperate the quietly tyrannical older child; but affection for the new couple and maturation
are making the other children wonder about their method of choosing parental guidance and just where "all the kind
strangers" are going when they leave All the Kind Strangers, also known as Evil in the Swamp, is a 1974 American television film directed by Burt Kennedy.
It originally aired as an ABC Movie of the Week on November 12, 1974.
Children of a bootlegger in an extremely remote area of the U.S. have been orphaned when their mother died giving
birth to the seventh of them at home and the distraught father fell off the roof of the house in a drunken stupor
(information disseminated in the body of the film). The oldest child, desperate to keep the remainder of his family
together, has managed to keep the fate of his parents secret from the surrounding community due to the nearly
inaccessible locale, resources available to keep the farm running smoothly and well trained, vicious watchdogs.
However, the minors feel need for guidance and are looking for replacement guardians going about it by sending
the smaller, irresistibly cute moppets on errands requiring them to travel along local roads. The youngsters
cajole people considerate enough to pick them up into taking them home. Guests are then maneuvered into staying
so they can be put through an evaluation process at the end of which the children decide whether or not the
candidates fit their idea of good parents. Those who do not cut muster are free to go, so says the oldest sibling
and his word has never been doubted amongst the rest of the family. The new candidates for parenthood put up determined
resistance and begin to exasperate the quietly tyrannical older child; but affection for the new couple and maturation
are making the other children wonder about their method of choosing parental guidance and just where "all the kind
strangers" are going when they leave Classic movies, tv and animated shorts SUBSCRIDE!! New content uploaded daily!
. All the Kind Strangers, also known as Evil in the Swamp, is a 1974 American television film directed by Burt Kennedy.
It originally aired as an ABC Movie of the Week on November 12, 1974.
Children of a bootlegger in an extremely remote area of the U.S. have been orphaned when their mother died giving
birth to the seventh of them at home and the distraught father fell off the roof of the house in a drunken stupor
(information disseminated in the body of the film). The oldest child, desperate to keep the remainder of his family
together, has managed to keep the fate of his parents secret from the surrounding community due to the nearly
inaccessible locale, resources available to keep the farm running smoothly and well trained, vicious watchdogs.
However, the minors feel need for guidance and are looking for replacement guardians going about it by sending
the smaller, irresistibly cute moppets on errands requiring them to travel along local roads. The youngsters
cajole people considerate enough to pick them up into taking them home. Guests are then maneuvered into staying
so they can be put through an evaluation process at the end of which the children decide whether or not the
candidates fit their idea of good parents. Those who do not cut muster are free to go, so says the oldest sibling
and his word has never been doubted amongst the rest of the family. The new candidates for parenthood put up determined
resistance and begin to exasperate the quietly tyrannical older child; but affection for the new couple and maturation
are making the other children wonder about their method of choosing parental guidance and just where "all the kind
strangers" are going when they leave All the Kind Strangers, also known as Evil in the Swamp, is a 1974 American television film directed by Burt Kennedy.
It originally aired as an ABC Movie of the Week on November 12, 1974.
Children of a bootlegger in an extremely remote area of the U.S. have been orphaned when their mother died giving
birth to the seventh of them at home and the distraught father fell off the roof of the house in a drunken stupor
(information disseminated in the body of the film). The oldest child, desperate to keep the remainder of his family
together, has managed to keep the fate of his parents secret from the surrounding community due to the nearly
inaccessible locale, resources available to keep the farm running smoothly and well trained, vicious watchdogs.
However, the minors feel need for guidance and are looking for replacement guardians going about it by sending
the smaller, irresistibly cute moppets on errands requiring them to travel along local roads. The youngsters
cajole people considerate enough to pick them up into taking them home. Guests are then maneuvered into staying
so they can be put through an evaluation process at the end of which the children decide whether or not the
candidates fit their idea of good parents. Those who do not cut muster are free to go, so says the oldest sibling
and his word has never been doubted amongst the rest of the family. The new candidates for parenthood put up determined
resistance and begin to exasperate the quietly tyrannical older child; but affection for the new couple and maturation
are making the other children wonder about their method of choosing parental guidance and just where "all the kind
strangers" are going when they leave Classic movies, tv and animated shorts SUBSCRIDE!! New content uploaded daily!