Saskatchewan 1954
“...where the Royal Northwest Mounted Police stood alone against the fury of the Custer-massacring Sioux and the savage Cree Nation!”
What is Saskatchewan?
Saskatchewan is a film first released in 1954. Catalogued under Western, Adventure.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1954
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 87 minutes
- Release date
- Mar 30, 1954
- Studios
- Universal International Pictures
- Genres
- Western, Adventure
- Updated
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Saskatchewan is a film first released in 1954. Catalogued under Western, Adventure. Produced and broadcast by Universal International Pictures. Current status: Released.
Should you watch it?
“Blood brothers face a clash as Sioux attempt to draw the Cree into war.”
- Explores loyalty under pressure
- Depicts historic frontier conflict
- Features classic Western atmosphere
- Historical portrayals reflect 1950s perspectives
Watch it if you enjoy classic 1950s Westerns about frontier conflicts.
The film contains period-typical depictions of Native peoples and frontier violence, suitable for mature audiences.
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What is the setting of the film?
It is set on the North American frontier where Sioux and Cree peoples interact with the Royal Northwest Mounted Police.
When was the film released?
The film was released in the United States on March 30, 1954.
What genres does the film belong to?
It is classified as a Western, drama, and adventure.
How long is the runtime?
The runtime is approximately one hour and twenty‑seven minutes.
What is the central conflict?
The story follows blood brothers whose bonds are tested when marauding Sioux seek to enlist the peaceful Cree against the Great White Father.
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