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A young woman, desperate to leave her small town, runs away with a charming con man, embarking on a crime and passion-filled journey through the Southeast to find her estranged mother.
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Classical in form, grave, unpretentious and spare.
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- Brent Marchanton TMDB · May 20267/10
Romances involving partners in love engaged in crime sprees aren’t especially new or original. In fact, sagas of outlaws on the run have been film industry staples for decades, perhaps best exemplified by the legendary “Bonnie and Clyde” (1967). So, considering the prevalence of these films, it takes a lot to make new offerings in this genre stand out and distinguish themselves. That’s where the latest feature from director Adam Carter Rehmeier comes into play. While this release very much follows the typical formula of these pictures, it manages to separate itself from its peers in a number of ways. At the same time, though, it also tips its hat to the aforementioned “Bonnie and Clyde,” as well as to such other crime/outlaw thrillers as “Thelma & Louise” (1991), “The Sugarland Express” (1974) and “The Grifters” (1990). The film follows the transformation of Caroline Daniels (Samara Weaving), who’s stuck in a dead-end filling station job in small town Texas. Her life changes drastically, however, when con artist Oliver Anderson (Kyle Gallner) storms into town and sweeps Caroline off her feet. They launch into a torrid romance while Oliver teaches her the ways of grifting from both
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Cast
- Samara WeavingCaroline Daniels
- Kyle GallnerOliver Anderson
- Kyra SedgwickDeborah
- Jon GriesHank Daniels
- Tommy G. KendrickCharlie
- P.J. SoskoRicky
- Gregg GilmoreJohnny
- Jamald GardnerJackson
- Matthew SmitleyGA Attendant #1
- Ed FormicaOfficer Hanks
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- Adam RehmeierDirector
- William Thomas Dean IVScreenplay
- Tom DeanWriter
- Jean-Philippe BernierDirector of Photography
- Christopher BearOriginal Music Composer
- Justin KrohnEditor
- Stephen BraunProducer
- Tim WhiteProducer
- Trevor WhiteProducer
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