
Alone Yet Not Alone (2013) on Netflix
PG-1320131h 42mActionDramaHistory
Fleeing religious persecution in Germany, the Leininger family farms at Penns Creek, Pennsylvania. In 1755, Delaware warriors burn the farm and take sisters Barbara and Regina captive.
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Plot summary
The Leininger family leaves Germany in the mid-18th century and farms at Penns Creek, Pennsylvania, beside the LeRoy and Hecklinger families. General Braddock dismisses six Indian chiefs as possible allies, against George Washington's advice, and they side with the French instead. In 1755, Galasko and Hannawoa, whose father is a Delaware chief, burn the Leininger farm while Mrs. Leininger and John are away at the mill. Barbara and Regina hide in a cave, but the warriors take them and gather them with other captured children, among them their friend Marie LeRoy. When the Indians depart, they divide the captives and Galasko dubs Barbara Susquehanna, separating Regina from Barbara and Marie.
Cast
Jenn Gotzonas Lydia Barrett
Clay Walkeras Fritz Hecklinger
Tony Wadeas Hannawoa
Ian Nelsonas Young Owen
Hayley Lovittas Regina / Tskinnak
Joanie Stewartas Mama
Kelly Greysonas Barbara Leininger/Susqehanna
Joseph Grayas John Leininger
Paul Ganusas Captain Armstrong
Josh Murrayas George Washington
Ted Johnsonas Mrs. Smith
Jake Jensenas French Cashier
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Alone Yet Not Alone (2013)
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- The title song "Alone yet Not Alone," written by Bruce Broughton and Dennis Spiegel and performed by Joni Eareckson Tada, was nominated for Best Original Song at the 86th Academy Awards, but the Academy rescinded the nomination on January 29, 2014, after finding Broughton had improperly contacted other members of its music branch.
- The Academy had rescinded nominations before, but pulling this one was the first time it cited ethical grounds for doing so and the first time it did so on a scripted American-produced feature film.























