Two Rode Together (Twilight Time) First Line Films Ravishingly shot in two of

Ravishingly shot in two of the world s great cities

Henry's deranged world begins to unravel

A landmark of Black and American independent cinema that would send shock waves through the culture

Set against the backdrop of World War I

The Delightful Forest delivers heroic bloodshed

Two Rode Together (Twilight Time) First Line Films Ravishingly shot in two ofTwo Rode Together (1961) offers the superb James Stewart's first appearance in a film from the legendary director John Ford (the pair would go on to the likes of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance). The result is a tough revisionist Western about a cynical frontier marshal (Stewart) who teams with a cavalry officer (Richard Widmark) to rescue a group of long held white captives from a band of redoubtable Comanche. Also starring Shirley Jones, Linda