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Title: Coldwater (2013)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| P.J. Boudousqué | ... | Brad Lunders | |
| James C. Burns | ... | Colonel Frank Reichert | |
| Chris Petrovski | ... | Gabriel Nunez | |
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Octavius J. Johnson | ... | Jonas Williams |
| Nicholas Ashe Bateman | ... | Josh Warrick (as Nicholas Bateman) | |
| Stephanie Simbari | ... | Erin Rose | |
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Mackenzie Sidwell Graff | ... | Casey |
| Clayton LaDue | ... | Trevor | |
| Tommy Nash | ... | Powell | |
| Scott MacArthur | ... | Gillis | |
| Zach Selwyn | ... | Cross | |
| Raquel Gardner | ... | Doris Lunders | |
| Douglas Bennett | ... | Dr. William Jenson | |
| Josh Kelling | ... | John | |
| Chauncey Leopardi | ... | Eddie | |
A teenage boy is sent to a juvenile reform facility in the wilderness. As we learn about the tragic events that sent him there, his struggle becomes one for survival with the inmates, the counselors, and with the retired war colonel in charge. Written by Anonymous
My wife and best friend went to Pasadena to see this movie over the weekend without any preconceived notions. We were rewarded with a rich and deeply-emotional story that backfilled the plot at just the right moments to reveal teenagers who got in trouble only to experience more serious abuse, murder, and betrayal from the very rehabilitation and juvenile reform camps designed to "correct" their behavior. Lunders' character was played brilliantly in the portrayal of a teenager knowingly doing wrong, getting caught, and then forced to blend his survival instincts with an undertow of defiance while imprisoned.
Was the movie entertaining? Not in the classical sense. But more importantly it conveyed a message that forces the larger examination of the black box of private,for-profit, pseudo-correctional institutions for juveniles in this country. This message still resonates with us several days after seeing the movie. Great film making!