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A seasoned grifter, Bokky, welcomes a neophyte into his loose-knit clan of peripatetic Irish-American scam artists, who, in the manner of modern-day snake oil salesmen, make a living cheating small-town rubes across the rural South. But a change of heart is in store for Bokky after he falls in love with a woman he defrauded. An atmospheric, languid directorial debut from "Twister" cinematographer Green.
Synopsis
A seasoned grifter, Bokky, welcomes a neophyte into his loose-knit clan of peripatetic Irish-American scam artists, who, in the manner of modern-day snake oil salesmen, make a living cheating small-town rubes across the rural South. But a change of heart is in store for Bokky after he falls in love with a woman he defrauded. An atmospheric, languid directorial debut from "Twister" cinematographer Green.
Industry Reviews
"...A sharp, appealing simplicity....A hot little sleeper with strong characters and a story to tell..."
New York Times - Janet Maslin (04/18/1997)
"...[A] fresh and interesting story....The amount of story line packed into TRAVELLER's exotic confines is ambitious and admirable..."
Entertainment Weekly - Lisa Schwarzbaum (05/02/1997)
"...The cast is really fine....The story moves along briskly and colorfully..."
Los Angeles Times - John Anderson (04/25/1997)
"...The screenplay by Jim McGlynn, which plays a little like something Eastwood might have made, is subtle and observant..."
Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert (04/25/1997)
"...[This] easygoing comedy-drama has its charms..."
USA Today - Mike Clark (05/01/1997)
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