

Rage
They called it an accident. He called it murder. It was their conspiracy. It was his son.
1972-11-22
United States of America
100 minutes.
DramaThrillerwyoming, usaus armyexploding buildingone man armyexploding cargerman shepherdgovernment cover-upgovernment conspiracydisaster moviearmy baseresearch laboratorychemical disasterdead sonnerve gasdefense plantpreventable accidentbomb makingavenging fathersecret handshakebombed buildingrancherdeadly chemicalsmilitary cover-upgun deathhospitalet de llobregat
Overview
An accidental nerve gas leak by the military kills not only a rancher's livestock, but also his son. When he tries to hold the military accountable for their actions, he runs up against a wall of silence.
Year 1972
Director George C. Scott
Crew Philip Friedman (Writer), George C. Scott (Director), William Lasky (Second Assistant Director), Lalo Schifrin (Original Music Composer), Fred J. Koenekamp (Director of Photography), Leonard A. Mazzola (Set Decoration)
Popularity 1
Language English