| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Boyd Holbrook | ... | Amos Jenkins | |
| Randy Springer | ... | John McAlister | |
| Jacob Lofland | ... | Owen Briggs | |
| Beau Wright | ... | James Briggs | |
| Steven St. Gelais | ... | Bobby | |
| Travis Tope | ... | JT Doyle | |
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Grant Bauman | ... | Justin |
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Jim Workman | ... | Male Reporter |
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Kimberly Shrewsbury | ... | Female Reporter |
| James DeForest Parker | ... | Basil Jenkins (as James Parker) | |
| Mike Seely | ... | Carl | |
| Chloë Sevigny | ... | Kendra Briggs | |
| Alexia Rasmussen | ... | Nellie | |
| Elizabeth Banks | ... | Diana Doyle | |
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Jonathan Heffley | ... | Kenny |
A recent coal mining accident has killed several miners and left the small town community scarred and traumatized. The wealthy mining executive responsible for the accident, Bill Doyle, wants to pretend that it never happened, referring to the mining families as "trailer trash". His wife Diana and son JT know better, though. Diana is drowning in guilt and feels socially awkward around the other rich snobs she used to be friends with. She copes with it by having an affair with Amos, the lone survivor of the mining accident who now walks with a limp and lives with his dying father. JT is worried that his father will go to prison, and takes out his anger on the mining families' children, especially Owen Briggs. Owen is a young boy who lost his father in the disaster. He lives with his bad-tempered aunt, his grieving mother, and his little brother James, who has Down's Syndrome. One day Owen is in the woods with James, and he gets into a fight with JT, accidentally going too far... Written by Gasmaskproductionsbooks
I like this movie first half but gets a little slow after the end moves and one is attracted to the characters, feeling part of them. Although the story is somewhat predictable but no less shirt. Here what I did not like is that there was more connection between Amos and I think Diane was very artificial that connection between the two. Overall it is a film that is well done with good photography and good believable characters, the plot is very well focused in history.
Actoralmente is very good, very well-chosen cast their director also performed a very good script, with some details but not generally perceived.