Angry Joe Bass (1976)
Earnest, taciturn, and fiercely self-reliant independent Native American fisherman Joe Bass tenaciously fights for his fishing rights in a tiny North Michigan lakeside hamlet. Joe butts heads with all-powerful racist rich jerk George Hanson. The already tense rivalry between Joe and Hanson worsens when Joe falls in love with Hanson's rebellious young daughter Karen. This in turn leads to the corrupt local authorities further hassling poor Joe, who gets pushed around so much that he eventually has no choice but to exact a harsh revenge on Hanson and his cronies.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Thomas G. Reeves | Director |
| Thomas G. Reeves | Writer |
| Thomas G. Reeves | Producer |
| Robert M. Baldwin | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Henry Bal | |
| Molly Mershon |
