Réalisation:
David M. RosenthalScénario:
Matthew F. JonesPhotographie:
Eduard GrauMusique:
Atli ÖrvarssonActeurs·trices:
Sam Rockwell, Jeffrey Wright, Kelly Reilly, Jason Isaacs, Joe Anderson, Ophelia Lovibond, Ted Levine, William H. Macy, W. Earl Brown, Amy Sloan (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Dans la lumière bleu pâle de l'aube, John Moon quitte son mobile home avec son chien et son fusil. Après s'être frayé un chemin à travers les montagnes boisées sans tenir compte du panneau y interdisant la chasse et la pêche, il vise un cerf, le rate puis tire à nouveau. Peu de temps après, il trouve une jeune femme agonisant dans la boue avec, à ses côtés, une lettre et des liasses de billets. Mais alors, à partir de cet instant, qui est le chasseur et qui est la proie ? (Deauville American Film Festival)
(plus)Critiques (2)
It could have been great, because these rainy, raw small-town thrillers (like Out of the Furnace) where a bunch of villagers, a box of money and a dead body get mixed up have great atmosphere and are usually very fun to watch. Here everything works quite fine except for the plodding pace, which some will enjoy and others will get bored with now and then. It's missing its biggest acting aces, but Rockwell saves the day with dignity.
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Too lengthy of a film, which tries to convey some message, but ultimately fails completely because it tries to hide behind a form that is visually uninteresting and simply cold. Lately, I feel like there are too many similar films. Incredibly slow pace, minimal plot, strange characters, zero storytelling ability, but critics and connoisseurs have a reason to indulge. Fortunately, that is not the case here. And that's a good thing.
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