《Ah Wilderness! (1935)》Storyline
On his second try with a better memory thought, Harry succeeded, and hen described how he had seen his parents"" faces talking to him.The film was a well-meaning, but often misguided effort that had confusing and mixed messages about male superiority, the exploitation of Mexican workers, and racial equality (for both blacks in the Maryland sequences, and Hispanics in the Texas sequences).You""re caught between two sides, aren""t you?"), but assured him he wasn""t immediately going to prosecute: ("I""m not going to put any of your folks behind the bars just yet").[Kesey wrote the first version of the film""s screenplay.] The film""s title was derived from a familiar, ongue-twisting Mother""s Goose children""s folk song (or nursery rhyme) calledVintery, Mintery, Cutery, Corn.