"Back to God's Country" (1919) starring Nell Shipman

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"Back to God's Country" is a rousing drama of the Northern Frontier, packed with thrilling action and suspense, featuring Nell Shipman, a star of Silent Hall of Fame.

Please visit our website silent-hall-of-fame.org to read an original biography of Nell Shipman. You can also see a slideshow of stills from this film and other interesting stuff. Please support the legacy of silent movie stars by making a tax deductible contribution.

Nell Shipman was an actress portraying strong female characters that liked the outdoors and adventures. Her love for animals was extraordinary, as manifested in this film. Nell Shipman was a Canadian and "Back to God's Country" is considered the best and most successful of all Canadian silent movies. We also show her films "Something New" and "The Grub-Stake".

Directed by David Hartford
Produced by James Oliver Curwood, Ernest Shipman (uncredited)
Written by James Oliver Curwood (short story:Wapi, the Walrus), Nell Shipman
Cinematography Dal Clawson, Joseph Walker
Editing by Cyril Gardner
Distributed by First National Exhibitor's Circuit (later to become First National Pictures)
Release date October 27, 1919
Country Canada
Language Silent film, English intertitles

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