The most recent winner at Sundance, Winter's Bone (2010) , is the story of Ree, a 17-year-old must discover the whereabouts of his father, a "cook" the drug just out of jail. Otherwise, Ree, his siblings and his mother lost the house because her father left as a deposit before disappearing. Provided not live in poverty, the early Ree will not hesitate to do whatever is necessary, even if you do not help anyone, since his mother is mentally ill and not realize what happens, his uncle is also involved in the business of drugs, and refuses to help, while for their little brothers life still revolves around games. Jennifer Lawrence stars
an interesting story where we will gradually discover the seriousness of the situation, which could cost the lives of more than one person.
Granik's direction is simple and uncomplicated, while the story, while interesting and has a good ending, do not feel entirely cohesive, while more than one scene is superfluous.
could be reviewed as an example of good indie film and a good premise. But even there.
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