All Mine to Give (1957 film)

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All Mine to Give is a 1957 American drama film based on a true story about Scottish immigrants in 19th-century Wisconsin, focusing on a young boy’s heartbreaking effort to find new homes for his siblings after their parents’ deaths.

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instanceOf American drama film
film
alsoKnownAs The Day They Gave Babies Away
basedOn true story
basedOnEthnicityOfProtagonists Scottish immigrants
cinematographyBy William C. Mellor NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States
director Allen Reisner
distributor Universal Pictures
Universal-International
editedBy Alma Macrorie
era 1950s American cinema
follows Scottish immigrants in 19th-century Wisconsin
genre drama film
hasColorProcess Technicolor
hasSubject Scottish-American culture
child welfare
immigration to the United States
language English
mainCharacter young boy in a Scottish immigrant family
medium theatrical film
motionPictureRating Approved (MPAA, Production Code era)
musicBy Max Steiner
narrativeFocus efforts to place siblings in new homes
narrativeTheme family separation
orphanhood
responsibility
sacrifice
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A young boy tries to find new homes for his siblings after their parents die
producer Sam Wiesenthal
productionCompany Universal-International
productionFormat feature film
releaseCountry United States
releaseDate 1957-12-25
releaseYear 1957
runtimeMinutes 102
screenwriter Allen Drury
Dalton Trumbo
settingLocation Wisconsin
settingTimePeriod 19th century
starring Cameron Mitchell
Ernest Truex
Glynis Johns
Hope Emerson
Patty McCormack
Rex Thompson

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Cameron Mitchell notableWork All Mine to Give (1957 film)