Bound for Glory
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"Bound for Glory" is a 1976 biographical film directed by Hal Ashby. It chronicles the early life of American folk singer and songwriter Woody Guthrie, focusing on his experiences during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl era. The film depicts Guthrie's journey from Oklahoma to California, his struggles as a migrant worker, and his development as a musician whose songs gave voice to the plight of the common people. David Carradine stars as Woody Guthrie. The film received critical acclaim and multiple Academy Award nominations, including for Best Picture.12
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