Jack De Quincy, an American graduate of Oxford, is still considered a wastrel playboy by his father, owner of a giant lumber company in the American northwest. To prove he is a man his father sends him there to take charge of a large lumber camp, filled with brawny he-men who spend their time drinking, gambling and brawling when not cutting timber.
Is this film worth watching? Short answer: yes, but it depends on your interest in classic dramas and the social context of early 20th-century lumber industries. 'The Ice Flood' offers a compelling narrative and strong performances, but it also has its share of dated elements and predictable plot points. For those inte...
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"Is this film worth watching? Short answer: yes, but it depends on your interest in classic dramas and the social context of early 20th-century lumber industries. 'The Ice Flood' offers a compelling narrative and strong performances, but it also has its share of dated elements and predictable plot points. For those interested in historical dramas set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, particularly those involving the lumber industry, 'The Ice Flood' is a worthwhile watch. However..."
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