Geant (1957) TrueFrench. XViD.MP3-ReTag

Spanning over two decades of love and hate, poverty and wealth, discrimination and racial tolerance, pride and prejudice, "Giant" pivots around the Reata: the vast 595,000-acre Texas ranch of the straight-laced landowner and cattle baron, Jordan "Bick" Benedict. As the purchase of a proud black stallion leads to an unexpected whirlwind romance in early 1920s Maryland, Bick returns to his ranch accompanied by his charming and independent bride, Leslie Lynton. And almost immediately, the lady of the house embarks on a lifelong mission to plant the seeds of change. Against the backdrop of Texas' rich and rugged landscapes, a gradual transition begins as the Lone Star State of yesterday transforms into the Texas of today, and once-poor ranch hands, like the sullen Jett Rink, become billionaires overnight. But what's it like to strike it rich? Do children always follow in their parents' footsteps? In the end, what is the price of being a Giant?