Two brothers, who meet once a year at a cabin in Big Bear to hunt white-tailed deer for a week, uncover hidden family secrets and lies when their stepbrother drops by for an evening, changing their lives forever.
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Cast
Thomas J. Churchill
Director
Kyle Lowder
Steven Madden
Frederick Keeve
Dan Madden
Julie Eagleton
Sarah Madden
Indar Smith
Andrew Madden
Frederick Keeve
Writer
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source: The Godfather Buck
This is a tough subject to take on. At time the verbal female bashing is hard to watch but this a tool to see how overboard the character will go to prove to everyone, But most of all himself, that he is a true Man. At the end it make sense. Could it have been toned down? Maybe, but you wouldn't get the same emotion. Hard subjects done in a realistic way. When you are victimized you may do things to try and capture the feelings of control, things you regret.
The story is beautifully written and executed. When the hidden secret comes out you find out that a rippling effect has occurred. This is how it is in real life. One incident can carry through to others. The images and emotions in this story seems very really and the chemistry between the actor ring true.
The pre-release hype didn't even come close. This is just bad. Bad acting. Bad cinematography. And how in the world do experienced hunters mistake the growl of a grizzly bear for the noise of a construction crew? The whole thing is totally unbelievable.
Brother meet each year to hunt dears. This is a family tradition and now that the father is dead the older brothers keep the tradition going. The father was a racist, and homophobic man who pounded his beliefs into his sons on just how a man is suppose to be. Dan the oldest is faced with recognizing his own feeling ( his brother is on the path to enlightenment) . He spouts a bunch of toxic masculinity in order to convince everyone,but mainly himself, that he is a man (father definition) When the youngest half brother arrive with a secret to revel, it forces Dan to face his own feelings and his own misdeeds because of it. This Movie tackles a difficult subject and handles it in a truthful manner. Things that happen to us often trickles down into other as we attempt to get control. This movie was made on a budget (according to the IMDb listing) but feels like a much more expensive movie. Cinematography is beautiful, and interaction between the brothers feel real. So it is easy to overlook any problems (though there isn't many) Definitely worth seeing.
source: The Godfather Buck
This is a tough subject to take on. At time the verbal female bashing is hard to watch but this a tool to see how overboard the character will go to prove to everyone, But most of all himself, that he is a true Man. At the end it make sense. Could it have been toned down? Maybe, but you wouldn't get the same emotion. Hard subjects done in a realistic way. When you are victimized you may do things to try and capture the feelings of control, things you regret.
The pre-release hype didn't even come close. This is just bad. Bad acting. Bad cinematography. And how in the world do experienced hunters mistake the growl of a grizzly bear for the noise of a construction crew? The whole thing is totally unbelievable.
The story is beautifully written and executed. When the hidden secret comes out you find out that a rippling effect has occurred. This is how it is in real life. One incident can carry through to others. The images and emotions in this story seems very really and the chemistry between the actor ring true.
