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Doyle Kennedy is a criminal who pulls Wade Corey onto a freight train and persuades him to accompany him to Kansas. He robs a bank, forces Wade to participate, and later searches for both Wade and the...
Wade Corey is a stranded traveler who becomes involved in Doyle Kennedy’s bank robbery after being threatened and coerced. He later saves the Governor’s daughter from drowning, hides at a ranch, and f...
The Governor is giving a speech at the local festival when his daughter is sent home after suffering heatstroke. After Wade Corey rescues her from the river, the Governor plans to award him a medal fo...
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The governor is scheduled to award Wade a medal for bravery after Wade is celebrated as the unknown hero.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Doyle robs the bank during a festival where the governor is giving a speech, creating the public crisis that follows.
Doyle pulls Wade onto a freight train, takes him to Kansas, and forces him to help rob the local bank.
A stranded traveler is pulled into a robbery, struggles with guilt, and ultimately chooses conscience and love over escape.
Directed by David Stevens
Kansas (1988) · 5.5/10 · crime, drama, romance, thriller
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