Southern Comfort

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Southern Comfort is a 1981 action-thriller film about a group of National Guard soldiers lost in the Louisiana bayou who are hunted by local Cajuns after a violent misunderstanding.

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instanceOf action thriller film
film
basedOn original screenplay
cinematographer Andrew Laszlo
composer Ry Cooder
countryOfFilming United States
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts National Guard training exercise gone wrong
armed conflict between soldiers and local Cajuns
director Walter Hill
distributor 20th Century Fox
editor Freeman A. Davies
filmingLocation Louisiana
genre action film
thriller film
war film
hasCulturalContext post-Vietnam War era
hasPublicationType theatrical release
hasTheme culture clash
paranoia
survival
violence
mainSubject Cajun people
linked to: Cajun

Louisiana National Guard
narrativeLocation bayou
notableWorkOf Walter Hill
originalLanguage English
partOf American action thriller cinema of the 1980s
plotSummary A group of Louisiana National Guard soldiers on weekend maneuvers become lost in the bayou and are hunted by local Cajuns after a violent misunderstanding.
producer David Giler
Walter Hill
productionCompany 20th Century Fox
releaseDate 1981-09-25
releaseYear 1981
runtime 106 minutes
screenwriter David Giler
Michael Kane
Walter Hill
setting Louisiana
Louisiana bayou
United States
starring Alan Autry
Brion James
Fred Ward
Keith Carradine
Peter Coyote
Powers Boothe
T. K. Carter
linked to: T.K. Carter

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Fred Ward notableWork Southern Comfort
Walter Hill notableWork Southern Comfort
Walter Hill directed Southern Comfort
David Giler notableWork Southern Comfort
Keith Carradine notableWork Southern Comfort
Freddie Joe Ward notableWork Southern Comfort
Brion James appearedIn Southern Comfort