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TrailerAfter being exiled from Afghanistan, a former war journalist settles in a small town in Northern California. When he tries to rise above his menial job on a police blotter by covering a local crime, he's drawn into a world of violence.Actors: Dominic Rains, Melissa Leo, James Franco, Rachel Brosnahan, Thomas Jay Ryan, Tim Kniffin, James Oliver Wheatley, Jason Craig, Wendy Vanden Heuvel, Christopher Kuckenbaker, John Craven, ...»Director: Ian OldsCountry: United StatesDuration: 102 minQuality: HDRelease: 2016IMDb: 4.8Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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New York TimesDecember 08, 2016Mr. Rains, Ms. Leo and Mr. Franco are all so interesting that you wish they had more to bite into. But the film has a transfixing quality nonetheless.
Los Angeles TimesDecember 08, 2016There's plenty of intelligence and atmosphere in play here - Adam Newport-Berra's fluid, textured cinematography is a standout, and the performances, especially Rains' charismatic portrait of someone scarred yet innocent, are engaging.
Seattle TimesDecember 07, 2016The performances are first rate, particularly Rains' work in the lead role.
AV ClubDecember 07, 2016More of an interesting thesis than a compelling drama, but it's anchored by Rains' sturdy performance as a man whose open-minded curiosity about his new home disengages his natural wariness, for both better and worse.
Village VoiceDecember 06, 2016The movie - at first scrappy and strange but an increasingly tough sit as it goes - never fixes its gaze on any singularly compelling idea.
Hollywood ReporterMay 05, 2016Rains... brings such a sense of purpose to the part that the movie never goes slack.
Cinemalogue.comJanuary 16, 2017Despite some atmospheric touches, the film doesn't offer much meaningful insight into the struggle of a man trying desperately to assimilate into a new culture.
Paste MagazineDecember 09, 2016Nothing that follows Burn Country's jarring opening scene, which drops us without warning into an ongoing performance of an avant-garde play, quite lives up to its audacious intensity and strangeness.
Slant MagazineDecember 04, 2016For a film that warns against believing in a mirage, Burn Country seems all too comfortable perpetuating one.
NOW TorontoSeptember 09, 2016Sitaru effortlessly balances the demands of the thriller genre with careful characterizations and a sympathetic, never-judgmental look at poverty and crime.
Film ExperienceJune 13, 2016Though [Rains is] strong in The Fixer, willing to push his character's initially endearing curiousity into aggressive and stubborn places and show real emotional confusion in a foreign land, the picture is otherwise a mixed bag.
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