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The quiet humanity of the performances infuses the movie with a truthfulness that outweighs its flaws. May 12, 2010 | Rating: 4/5
The quiet humanity of the performances infuses the movie with a truthfulness that outweighs its flaws.
Stephen Holden
An overall lack of drive drops the pacing from languorous to a slow, stalled crawl, but the journey itself isn't the point here. For once, it's the destination -- forgiveness -- that really counts. May 12, 2010 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
An overall lack of drive drops the pacing from languorous to a slow, stalled crawl, but the journey itself isn't the point here. For once, it's the destination -- forgiveness -- that really counts.
David Fear
Harjo is clearly giving his all in trying to convey a soulful mysticism in this existential journey. But the tone becomes a little ham-handed with all the lengthy interludes of barren fields, roadside fences and tracking shots of the ever-moving Volvo. Apr 15, 2010 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Harjo is clearly giving his all in trying to convey a soulful mysticism in this existential journey. But the tone becomes a little ham-handed with all the lengthy interludes of barren fields, roadside fences and tracking shots of the ever-moving Volvo.
Ted Fry
A wonderful and liberating film about a dying Native American's final journey with a loving companion by his side. Mar 30, 2009 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A wonderful and liberating film about a dying Native American's final journey with a loving companion by his side.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat
Harjo poeticizes the open road with increasing redundancy, yet his identical scenic panoramas remain preferable to his dramaturgy, which mistakes silence for pensiveness. Mar 27, 2009 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Harjo poeticizes the open road with increasing redundancy, yet his identical scenic panoramas remain preferable to his dramaturgy, which mistakes silence for pensiveness.
Nick Schager
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