Director:
David M. RosenthalGuión:
Matthew F. JonesCámara:
Eduard GrauMúsica:
Atli ÖrvarssonReparto:
Sam Rockwell, Jeffrey Wright, Kelly Reilly, Jason Isaacs, Joe Anderson, Ophelia Lovibond, Ted Levine, William H. Macy, W. Earl Brown, Amy Sloan (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Un cazador dispara accidentalmente a una adolescente. Mientras piensa qué hacer con el cadáver, encuentra una enorme suma de dinero. El hallazgo le lleva a enfrentarse con los asesinos que buscan ese mismo botín, que le amenazan tanto a él como a su familia. (Movistar+)
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An overly long film that tries to convey a message but ultimately fails because it hides behind a visually unappealing and cold form. Lately, I feel like there are too many movies like that. It has an incredibly slow pace, minimal plot, strange characters, and zero storytelling ability, yet critics and cinephiles have reason to celebrate. In this case, fortunately, it’s not really possible. And that's a good thing.
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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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