In the Blood: Uncovering the life, skills & character of the turn of the century Maine lumbermen and river drivers. movie poster

In the Blood: Uncovering the life, skills & character of the turn of the century Maine lumbermen and river drivers. (2011)

Released February 13, 2011Runtime 1h 13mDirector Sumner McKane

A vivid illustration of the lives of turn-of-the century lumbermen and river drivers whose grueling and dangerous work provided the foundation for Maine’s fledgling economy.

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In the Blood: Uncovering the life, skills & character of the turn of the century Maine lumbermen and river drivers. was directed by Sumner McKane.

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In the Blood: Uncovering the life, skills & character of the turn of the century Maine lumbermen and river drivers. has a runtime of 1h 13m.

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A vivid illustration of the lives of turn-of-the century lumbermen and river drivers whose grueling and dangerous work provided the foundation for Maine’s fledgling economy.