Drama in which a teenager in Oregon embarks on an treacherous journey to Wyoming following a family tragedy.
Detached, but never dispassionate, this may not be Andrew Haigh's best film. But its slow-burning authenticity suggests a versatility to go with his acuity for credible characters in recognisable situations.
Powerful and poignant filmmaking.
Less a gallop, more a gentle canter through one teen’s travails, and all the better for it.
A troubled teenager and his beloved old racehorse take to the big country in 45 Years director Andrew Haigh’s poignant adaptation of Willy Vlautin’s novel.
More Kes than Black Beauty, it’s a heartbreaking story of hardship and hope.
A compelling (if disjointed) tale of a teenager’s literal and emotional journey.
British director Andrew Haigh’s modern American odyssey sees Charlie Plummer excel as a teen fleeing grim realities.
Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee from Friday May 18, 2018, until Thursday May 24, 2018. More info: www.dca.org.uk