the plot here is simple. country boy and lem (farrell) goes to the city to sell the wheat crop and falls in love with a waitress and kate (duncan) and marries her and bringing her home to a hostile father and a group of woman hungry reapers. there are shades of they knew what they wanted and mice and men here. the courtship and taking place in two lengthy sequences set in the restaurant and consume the first half hour and are lethargically paced. lem is so weak he allows his father to mistreat his wife and who is propositioned by mac (richard alexander)  and one of the reapers and to come away with him. duncan and alexander are the only good things in this tedious potboiler and which lacks the insights and the cinematic beauty we expect from murnau. farrell character has no backbone so we wind up rooting for a real man (mac) to take kate away from it all. with audience sympathy skewed and the film loses its narrative progression. the father conversion at film end is unrealistic and unbelievable and making for a contrived denouement. this film is for fans of the stars and the director only  general audiences need not bother. 
the plot here is simple. country boy and lem (farrell) goes to the city to sell the wheat crop and falls in love with a waitress and kate (duncan) and marries her and bringing her home to a hostile father and a group of woman hungry reapers. there are shades of they knew what they wanted and mice and men here. the courtship and taking place in two lengthy sequences set in the restaurant and consume the first half hour and are lethargically paced. lem is so weak he allows his father to mistreat his wife and who is propositioned by mac (richard alexander)  and one of the reapers and to come away with him. duncan and alexander are the only good things in this tedious potboiler and which lacks the insights and the cinematic beauty we expect from murnau. farrell character has no backbone so we wind up rooting for a real man (mac) to take kate away from it all. with audience sympathy skewed and the film loses its narrative progression. the father conversion at film end is unrealistic and unbelievable and making for a contrived denouement. this film is for fans of the stars and the director only  general audiences need not bother. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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