Sugar Creek (film)

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Sugar Creek
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Directed by James Cotten
Written byJames Cotten
Starring Dustin Alford
Kevin Gage
Robert Miano
Daniel Kruse
Cinematography John Patrick McCauley
Music by David Itkin
Production
companies
Dark Highway Films
MagniForge Entertainment
Release date
  • 2007 (2007)
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Sugar Creek is a 2007 American Western supernatural film directed by James Cotten and starring Dustin Alford, Kevin Gage, Robert Miano, and Daniel Kruse. It is set in 1889 and was filmed in Arkansas.

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Premise

Sugar Creek follows Adam Stanton as he awakes, alone in a field and without his shoes. Setting out in search of help he finds the local townspeople to be afraid of him.

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