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I got the chance to see this film at a Film Noir festival held at the American Cinemateque in Hollywood, and I was very pleased.
This picture harkens back to a different era. One when suspense and drama were handled deftly by masters like Alfred Hitchcock.
A modern film set in the late 1940's, Tess Harper plays the farmer's wife caught in a rural dilemma. Her performance as the mouse caught in a box with two cats is amazing. (Where has she been lately?) Kurtwood Smith is the old tired farmer, and Tomas Arana is the mysterious stranger who just stopped by for a visit.
The tension here gets thick, and you don't know who to root for...until the end.
This film will probably go the festival route, so if you see it on your program, and you like well paced suspensfull noir's, give it a look and you won't be disappointed. (8/10)
MitchellMan
This picture harkens back to a different era. One when suspense and drama were handled deftly by masters like Alfred Hitchcock.
A modern film set in the late 1940's, Tess Harper plays the farmer's wife caught in a rural dilemma. Her performance as the mouse caught in a box with two cats is amazing. (Where has she been lately?) Kurtwood Smith is the old tired farmer, and Tomas Arana is the mysterious stranger who just stopped by for a visit.
The tension here gets thick, and you don't know who to root for...until the end.
This film will probably go the festival route, so if you see it on your program, and you like well paced suspensfull noir's, give it a look and you won't be disappointed. (8/10)
MitchellMan
- MitchellMan
- Apr 14, 2004
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