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Dark Western movie.

Searching for that movie (Western or early 20th century) in which a man runs a forest/wood company. Then a woman turns up (a rightful heire?). Frictions between them and the workers lead to action and drama. And yes, there is a large fire as a result. Atmosphere is dark and violent (Deadwood/Hell On Wheels style).
asked Mar 20 in Name That Movie by Tarkus (11 points)

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This sounds like Serena, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper.  See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serena_(2014_film).

answered Mar 20 by jennimparker (86 points)
selected Mar 20 by Tarkus
Thank you soooo much! Spot on! Excellent!
commented Mar 20 by Tarkus (11 points)
You're welcome. How about a "Best Answer" vote? :)
commented Mar 20 by jennimparker (86 points)
Thank you. SERENA was dark, but I thought it was a good film, and it was interesting to see the Jennifer Lawrence/Bradley Cooper pairing in a period piece.
commented Mar 21 by jennimparker (86 points)
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