Great Plains (film)

Great Plains (also known as A Mother's Escape and Until We Are Safe) is a 2016 drama film directed by Blair Hayes and distributed by MarVista Entertainment. The film is loosely based on a true story by Kristofer McNeeley. The film stars Tara Buck, Beth Grant, and Spencer Mabrey.

Great Plains
Directed byBlair Hayes
Produced byKristofer McNeeley
Screenplay by
  • Blair Hayes
  • Mike Bencivenga
Story byKristofer McNeeley
Starring
  • Tara Buck
  • Beth Grant
  • Spencer Mabrey
  • Damon Carney
  • Billy Blair
  • Larry Jack Dotson
  • Leah N.H. Philpott
Music byTodd Haberman
CinematographySam Calvin
Edited byTravis Graalman
Production
company
Release date
  • July 21, 2016 (July 21, 2016)
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CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Plot

Murel, an Oklahoma mom, has had her ups and downs, but the one thing she knows for sure is that she is a good mother who wants nothing but the best for her child. Struggling with her own demons, Murel has been misused and abused her whole life, but after she learns that her 7-year-old son, Kipp, is being abused at the hands of his alcoholic father, she takes matters into her own hands by packing their bags and heading to California.

Once Kipp and Murel arrive at the home of her aunt Tess, they can breathe a sigh of relief. Tess and Murel have had a complicated relationship, but her aunt loves them and wants to help in any way she can. Soon, Kipp and Murel head out on a road trip, where they meet a slew of interesting and colorful characters that will impact their lives in some way.

Being a good mother who protects her son is one thing, but Murel is now a wanted fugitive since her husband contacted the police and reported Kipp missing. Still, she risks it all to provide a safe place for her son, while at the same time, wanting justice for them both.

Cast

  • Tara Buck as Murel
  • Beth Grant as Tess
  • Spencer Mabrey as Kipp
  • Damon Carney as Tommy
  • Billy Blair as Chet
  • Larry Jack Dotson as Det. Randall
  • Leah N.H. Philpott as Det. Conley
  • Sean Stone as Campbell
  • Brett Bower as Wade
  • Ginger Gilmartin as Waitress
  • Bruce Davis as Cop

Production

The film was shot entirely in Oklahoma in various locations where Kristofer McNeeley grew up. MarVista Entertainment, Strike Accord, Inc. and the Oklahoma Film + Music Office announced the completion of principal photography on October 23, 2015.[3]

References

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