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Wildrose is a 1984 American independent drama film directed by John Hanson, produced by New Front Films, and distributed by Troma. It stars Lisa Eichhorn and Tom Bower supported by a cast of largely nonprofessional actors, and is predominantly set and filmed in Minnesota's Iron Range.

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rdfs:label	Wildrose (film) (en)
rdfs:comment	Wildrose is a 1984 American independent drama film directed by John Hanson, produced by New Front Films, and distributed by Troma. It stars Lisa Eichhorn and Tom Bower supported by a cast of largely nonprofessional actors, and is predominantly set and filmed in Minnesota's Iron Range. (en)
foaf:name	Wildrose (en)
name	Wildrose (en)
foaf:depiction
dcterms:subject	1980s American films 1980s English-language films 1984 drama films 1984 films American drama films American independent films Films about mining Films about the working class 1980s feminist films Films shot in Minnesota 1984 independent films Films set in Minnesota
Wikipage page ID	71716997 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1121500440 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Ruby in Paradise Mesabi Range Bayfield, Wisconsin Peter Stein (cinematographer) Variety (magazine) Venice Film Festival Independent Spirit Awards 1980s American films 1980s English-language films 1984 drama films 1984 films American drama films American independent films Films about mining Films about the working class Ms. (magazine) Museum of Modern Art Bernie Krause Lisa Eichhorn Los Angeles Times 1980s feminist films Tom Bower (actor) Troma Entertainment Films shot in Minnesota Eveleth, Minnesota North Country (film) 1984 independent films Films set in Minnesota John Hanson (director) Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead Stephen Yoakam
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budget	< $1 million (en)
caption	Eichhorn as June Lorich (en)
cinematography	Peter Stein (cinematographer)
country	United States (en)
director	John Hanson (director)
distributor	Troma Entertainment
editing	Arthur Coburn (en)
language	English (en)
music	(en) Gary Remal (en) Bernie Krause (en)
producer	Sandra Schulberg (en)
runtime	5700.0 (second)
screenplay	(en) John Hanson (en) Eugene Corr (en)
starring	(en) Tom Bower (en) Lisa Eichhorn (en)
story	(en) John Hanson (en) Sandra Schulberg (en)
studio	New Front Films (en)
has abstract	Wildrose is a 1984 American independent drama film directed by John Hanson, produced by New Front Films, and distributed by Troma. It stars Lisa Eichhorn and Tom Bower supported by a cast of largely nonprofessional actors, and is predominantly set and filmed in Minnesota's Iron Range. (en)
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runtime (m)	95.0 (minute)

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