
Hazel Woodus is a beautiful but innocent country girl who loves all the creatures around her, especially her pet fox cub. She is given a rough time by her father but can escape to run barefoot through the woods when her harsh life gets too much for her. It is there that she is found by the local squire, Jack Reddin, finds her and is struck by her beauty. The obvious conflict develops when the squire leads the local hunt and tries to kill Hazel's pet fox. The title "Gone to Ea... (Full plot summary below)
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Hazel Woodus is a beautiful but innocent country girl who loves all the creatures around her, especially her pet fox cub. She is given a rough time by her father but can escape to run barefoot through the woods when her harsh life gets too much for her. It is there that she is found by the local squire, Jack Reddin, finds her and is struck by her beauty. The obvious conflict develops when the squire leads the local hunt and tries to kill Hazel's pet fox. The title "Gone to Earth" is taken from the huntsmans cry when the target is no longer obtainable.
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| Ozus' World Movie ReviewsDennis SchwartzThere's not much to recommend other than the stunningly beautiful photography. |
| Monthly Film BulletinMFB CriticsIt is difficult to know what to make of this film. |
| User ReviewStewart SHarps! Foxes! The topiary hedge swan without a beak! Jennifer Jones' accent! Glorious technicolour! |
| User ReviewPenelope MI know this is not considered one of Michael Powell's best films but I for one absolutely adore it. Yes, Jennifer Jones' accent may seem a little far-fetched but this just adds to the film's charm. This is the perfect rainy afternoon film - passionate, beautiful and spirited : just like the protagonist |
| User ReviewSean OA prosaic George Eliot-esque tale given added vim and colour from the master hand of Michael Powell. |