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Alone Yet Not Alone (2013)

PG-13 Sep 01, 2013 History, Action, Drama 1h 42m
User Score
52%
25 votes
Internet Movie Database
47%

Their Faith Became Their Freedom

Overview

Fleeing religious persecution in Germany, a family seeks a new start in uncharted country - America. It is the mid-1700s and British and French forces are struggling for control over the abundant resources of this new territory. Carving out a homestead can be arduous work, but the family labors joyfully. Then the unthinkable: In a terrifying raid, Delaware warriors kidnap the two young daughters and attempt to indoctrinate them into native culture. Through their ordeal they never lose hope and "their faith becomes their freedom.

Ray Bengston
Director
George D. Escobar
Director
James Richards
Screenplay

Top Billed Cast

Natalie Racoosin
Natalie Racoosin

Young Barbara / Susquehanna
Jenn Gotzon Chandler
Jenn Gotzon Chandler

Lydia Barrett
Clay Walker
Clay Walker

Fritz Hecklinger
Ozzie Torres
Ozzie Torres

Galasko
Tony Wade
Tony Wade

Hannawoa
Ian Nelson
Ian Nelson

Young Owen
Hayley Lovitt
Hayley Lovitt

Regina / Tskinnak
Joanie Stewart
Joanie Stewart

Mama
Thurman Bryan
Thurman Bryan

Sgt. Powell

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A review by Wuchak
Written on December 10, 2022

**_Escape from the Delaware “savages” in Pennsylvania_**

During the beginning of the French and Indian War in 1755, a settler family from Germany is attacked by Delaware (Lenape) Indians in central Pennsylvania, with the two daughters being taken captive, along with a friend. The next ten years of their lives are chronicled during the conflict. Will they assimilate, perish or escape?

"Alone Yet Not Alone" (2013) is based on the true story of Barbara & Regina Leininger and Marie LeRoy, whom the Delaware forcibly seized in the Penn's Creek Massacre. The ‘Indians’ and general milieu are akin to "The Last of the Mohicans" (1992) except with a budget and tone closer to "Battle of the Brave" (2004) or "The Sign of the Beaver,” aka "Keeping the Promise" (1997).

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