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I can’t understand how or why his film was granted this award. I just left the latest screening and beside horrible pacing, the story line just couldn’t hold water in comparison to other films this year. The acting was strong. If not, more folks would have walked out, like those sitting behind us. It felt painfully long.
I loved this film! The pacing was artful and the acting was breathtaking. I’m all for a good popcorn action movie from time to time, but it’s great to see masterful work like this at a venue like Sundance and hopefully in theaters as well, I’d happily see it again and recommend it to my friends.