Leave No Trace

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John C 06/18/2022 AMC at Times Square had the wrong movie. I went to see a movie with Ben Foster, but they showed a Boys Scout documentary instead... It was interesting but it's not what I intended to go see or what was advertised. See more Ian S @RT48225084 Aug 22 Superbly acted by Ben Foster and Thomasin McKenzie about a father and daughter that choose to live an unconventional lifestyle off the grid. A visually good and well directed, quiet drama. Interesting movie. See more Joe U @ACSolarski Aug 17 If you’re interested in watching a mentally ill man selfishly try to ruin his daughter’s life this one is for you, unless boring turns you off. See more Keith W @Krilloile Mar 17 A gem of a movie in a sentence! I’m so glad I came across it. See more Joe R @Reddiexjoe Feb 8 Decent movie, not too much going on and feels too quiet and awkward See more Marco L @decatur555 Jan 23 Leave No Trace is a small, quiet and restrained film that moves slowly and can feel heavy at times if you expect obvious emotional payoffs. Its strength lies elsewhere: in minimal gestures, shared looks, and the delicate bond between a father and daughter living on the margins of society. The film observes its characters with patience, without judgment or over-explanation, trusting the viewer to read what is left unsaid. Thomasin McKenzie is outstanding, showing a natural growth and quiet strength that immediately stands out, while Ben Foster brings a contained intensity that is always close to breaking. Directed with great sensitivity by Debra Granik, the setting, silences and rhythm become part of the story itself. It is not an easy or crowd-pleasing film, but it is deeply honest and leaves a lasting impression, like a farewell spoken softly. See more Read all reviews

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