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Format: VHS
May 1992
Rated R
Recording Mode: (unknown)
Closed Captioned
127 min. |
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* ML=ships from multiple locations, AE/AP/AA=ships from U.S. Military location.
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Movie Description
Inspired by the song "Highway Patrolman" by rock legend Bruce Springsteen, this is a provocative story about two brothers in 1968. One is a cop with a family, the other lives his life breaking the laws. A story that enriches the senses and touches the heart.
Synopsis
In 1960s Nebraska, Joe returns from the Vietnam War embittered and emotionally estranged from his family. His older brother Frank, a cop and all-around upstanding citizen, tries to re-establish their once-close relationship. But, despite his brother's efforts, Joe drifts ever deeper into self-destructive and criminal behavior.
Film Notes
Inspired by the Bruce Springsteen song "Highway Patrolman", "Indian Runner" is the directorial debut of actor Sean Penn.
Industry Reviews
"...Sean Penn shows a sure hand with actors and a knack for setting up a scene visually and dramatically..."
Rolling Stone - p.123 - Peter Travers
"...Semi-improvised, soul-searching conversations, punctuated with atmospheric footage....Moments of haunting intimacy..."
Sight and Sound - p.46 - Mark Kermode
"...As a writer-director, one of Penn's strengths is the ability to create a coherent world, visually and psychologically....Penn is surprisingly focused as a director..."
Los Angeles Times - Kenneth Turan (09/20/1991)
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