Name: The Quiet Man
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Drama
Released: 1952
Rating: 78.015
Cast: John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Victor McLaglen, Barry Fitzgerald, Ward Bond

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An American man returns to the village of his birth in Ireland, where he finds love and conflict.

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Genres: Coming-Of-Age Biographical Drama Romantic Drama
Mood: SentimentalHeartwarmingWhimsicalNostalgicRomantic
Themes: Coming Of AgeFamily BondsLove Conquers AllOvercoming PrejudiceCultural Differences
Plot: Personal TransformationSelf-Discovery JourneyFish Out Of WaterForbidden LoveUnrequited LoveCultural MisunderstandingsMarital StrugglesOvercoming Personal Demons
Pacing: LeisurelyBuilding SuspenseSlow-Paced
Narrative: Nonlinear NarrativeReal-Time NarrativeFlashbacks
Dialog: Poetic LanguagePhilosophical DiscussionsEmotional Monologues
Character Types: OutcastHeroSageLove Interest
Time: 1920sPast Era
Place: Rural CountrysideSmall TownIrish Countryside
Cinematic Style: Long TakesFirst-Person PerspectiveDutch AnglesSlow Motion SequencesVibrant Color Palette
Costume and Set: Rustic SettingsSymbolic Use Of ColorsPeriod-Accurate Costumes

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Directed by:

Winton C. Hoch, John Ford, Archie Stout

Written by:

John Ford

Produced by:

Gordon B. Forbes, Lewis T. Rosso, Merian C. Cooper

Composed by:

Victor Young

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