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Ride Tonight!

1942, Swedish. Directed by Gustaf Molander.

In the south of Sweden, some farmers get into trouble when the German Count is forcing them to perform day labor for him. But a man refuses to bow to the German Count.

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1h 46m
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Swedish
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Released
24 November 1942
Original title
Rid i natt!
Country
Sweden
Written by
Gustaf Molander, Vilhelm Moberg

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What Ride Tonight! is based on

Ride Tonight! is based on Ride This Night (1941) by Vilhelm Moberg, published by Bonnier Group.

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Ride Tonight! runs 106 minutes (1h 46m).

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Ride Tonight! isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 24 November 1942. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

What movies are like Ride Tonight!?

If you liked Ride Tonight!, try Prizefighter: The Life of Jem Belcher, Outlaws - For Greater Glory, Emperor.

Who directed Ride Tonight!?

Ride Tonight! (1942) was directed by Gustaf Molander and stars Oscar Ljung, Lars Hanson, Gerd Hagman.

What is Ride Tonight! based on?

Ride Tonight! is based on Ride This Night (1941) by Vilhelm Moberg, published by Bonnier Group.

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