Soldier's Joy
Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, star-crossed lovers fight against events, circumstances and strange happenings, which conspire to keep them apart. While at a political rally, a young woman,…
Soldier's Joy
Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, star-crossed lovers fight against events, circumstances and strange happenings, which conspire to keep them apart. While at a political rally, a young woman, Nellie Morgan discovers her cruel husband's plans to try and assassinate a man running for president. She makes a crucial decision that catapults her life into complete uncertainty. Meanwhile, she is forced to watch as the only man she has ever loved, Cody Kincaid, enlist in the Union Army and march off to war. Against all odds, this film follows Nellie and Cody through events and circumstances that conspire to keep them apart. War, politics, slavery, witchcraft, religion and the occult, all play a pivotal role in what happens to this couple. —Lisa Wright A man with Downs Syndrome is persuaded by his brother and a warlock, who is posing as a priest, to assassinate Abraham Lincoln. When his shot is knocked of target by his sister-in-law, lives change forever. Those close to him are swept into a world of sinister secret societies, espionage and real world witches. After serving with the Union Army, Cody Kincaid returns home near the end of the Civil War. Slaves of the notorious Silas Morgan, inadvertently overhear at a meeting of the Knight's Of The Golden Circle, information regarding a plot to kidnap Abraham Lincoln and attack Northern gold reserves. They immediately tell Cody Kincaid, who then warns Abraham Lincoln and his debating rival John Freemont. Cody takes a job with Fargo Freight, where he finds himself hauling a load of Confederate gold and six Rebel Soldier's, on the fateful day that is to become the last day of the Civil War. After a skirmish, Cody is left with an incredible, "it could happen to anyone" story. —Danny Lee Ramsey
Soldier's Joy
Drama,Romance,War
Film Details
Set against the backdrop of the Civil War, star-crossed lovers fight against events, circumstances and strange happenings, which conspire to keep them apart. While at a political rally, a young woman, Nellie Morgan discovers her cruel husband's plans to try and assassinate a man running for president. She makes a crucial decision that catapults her life into complete uncertainty.
Meanwhile, she is forced to watch as the only man she has ever loved, Cody Kincaid, enlist in the Union Army and march off to war. Against all odds, this film follows Nellie and Cody through events and circumstances that conspire to keep them apart. War, politics, slavery, witchcraft, religion and the occult, all play a pivotal role in what happens to this couple.
—Lisa Wright A man with Downs Syndrome is persuaded by his brother and a warlock, who is posing as a priest, to assassinate Abraham Lincoln. When his shot is knocked of target by his sister-in-law, lives change forever. Those close to him are swept into a world of sinister secret societies, espionage and real world witches.
After serving with the Union Army, Cody Kincaid returns home near the end of the Civil War. Slaves of the notorious Silas Morgan, inadvertently overhear at a meeting of the Knight's Of The Golden Circle, information regarding a plot to kidnap Abraham Lincoln and attack Northern gold reserves. They immediately tell Cody Kincaid, who then warns Abraham Lincoln and his debating rival John Freemont.
Cody takes a job with Fargo Freight, where he finds himself hauling a load of Confederate gold and six Rebel Soldier's, on the fateful day that is to become the last day of the Civil War. After a skirmish, Cody is left with an incredible, "it could happen to anyone" story. —Danny Lee Ramsey.