Credited cast: | |||
Chad Michael Murray | ... | Henry | |
Teri Polo | ... | Ada Tildon | |
Frances Fisher | ... | Esther | |
Luke Wilson | ... | Josiah | |
Francesca Eastwood | ... | Florence Tildon | |
Ben Browder | ... | George Tildon | |
Madisen Beaty | ... | Charlotte Tildon | |
Steven Michael Quezada | ... | Alonzo | |
Keith Loneker | ... | Little Joe | |
Luce Rains | ... | Augustus | |
Reka Rene | ... | Birtha | |
Beatrice Hernandez | ... | Pearl | |
Cheyenne Phillips | ... | Cora | |
Aleksander Vayshelboym | ... | Madison (as Alex Vayshelboym) | |
Marty Lindsey | ... | Samuel |
After a bloody bank robbery in New Mexico, Henry's gang heads to the borders for a safe split of the loot, while a competent bounty hunter, Josiah, is after them. Soon, the bandits will find the perfect hideout to spend the night, unfortunately, however, there lives the family of pastor George Tildon, a religious man who lives by the word of God. Inevitably, this is going to be one very long night, and as the tension keeps boiling over, no secret will remain hidden under the light of the morning sun. Written by Nick Riganas
The present movie is the final elaboration of a shorter piece called 'Henry John and the Little Bug', released about seven years ago by the same Author, JT Mollner, a peculiar kind of film maker.
The final full-length result is peculiar too, but very well acted and very well written. It deals with miserable beings living miserable lives and is a paradigmatic story of how misery, love and egoism can bring anyone to perdition, given the wrong circumstances.
There isn't much pity in Author's heart for his own characters and not many of them will make it through the end. But there is love, as in any great artist's eye, even though of a strange and desperate sort.