And Now Miguel (1966)
Directed by James B. Clark
Genres - Drama, Children's/Family |
Sub-Genres - Adventure Drama |
Release Date - May 17, 1966 (USA - Unknown) |
Run Time - 95 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - NR
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Based on the popular novel by Joseph Krumgold, And Now Miguel is an easygoing yarn about a small boy with a big dream. Miguel (Pat Cardi), a shepherd's son, hopes some day to himself shepherd the flocks of sheep that has been managed by his family for so many years. Filmed mostly out-of-doors, the film benefits from the natural scenic beauty of New Mexico. The plot itself tends to be pokey, especially whenever the camera lingers on shots of sheep grazing, sheep moving from pasture to pasture, and sheep being shorn.
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Keywords
boy, childhood-adventures, desire, dream, family, father, generation, Mexico, mountains, outdoors, sheep, shepherd, Summer, trip, youth
