The Slaughter Rule

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The Slaughter Rule is a 2002 independent coming-of-age sports drama film about a troubled teenager who joins a six-man football team coached by a mysterious and intense mentor in rural Montana.

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instanceOf coming-of-age film
film
independent film
sports drama film
character Gideon Ferguson
Roy Chutney
cinematographyBy Eric Edwards
linked to: Eric Alan Edwards
coachCharacter Gideon Ferguson
countryOfFilmingLocation United States
countryOfOrigin United States
director Alex Smith
Andrew J. Smith
distributor Lot 47 Films
editedBy Michael Taylor
filmFormat feature film
genre coming-of-age film
drama film
sports film
hasSubject adolescence
grief
high school football
masculinity
mentorship
rural life
six-man football
independentFilmStatus yes
mainCharacterOccupation high school student
musicBy Jay Farrar
narrativeFocus relationship between a teen player and his coach
originalLanguage English
producer Alex Smith
Andrew J. Smith
Brent Morris
publicationDate 2002
runtime approximately 112 minutes
screenwriter Alex Smith
Andrew J. Smith
settingLocation Montana
rural Montana
sportDepicted American football
starring Amy Adams
Clea DuVall
David Morse
Eddie Spears
Kelly Lynch
Ken White
Ryan Gosling

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W. Mott Hupfel III notableWork The Slaughter Rule