Plot Outline: A deeply troubled small town cop investigates a suspicious hunting death while events occur that cause him to mentally disintergrate.
Review: Nick Nolte, committing himself to a difficult part with a manly readiness that inspires affection, even awe, is Wade Whitehouse, a divorced policeman and hired hand floundering badly in a snowbound New Hampshire town. Both kindly and belligerent, Wade misses the meaning and rhythm of events, and reacts too much or too little, erupting in anger over what he should laugh off, ridiculing what he should take seriously. The movie is a kind of psychological thriller: Why is Wade so screwed up? (We find out.) Writer-director Paul Schrader flinches at nothing and takes us deep into the texture and causes of this man's failure; the movie, though relentless, is severely beautiful and finally exhilarating, like a sharp, cold wind taken in the face. With James Coburn as Wade's horrifying father, whose violent temper Wade has inherited; Willem Dafoe as his brother, who has sensibly (though rather contemptibly) withdrawn from the scene; Sissy Spacek as his girlfriend; and Mary Beth Hurt as his ex-wife. Schrader adapted Russell Banks's 1989 novel himself. Shot in rural Canada, near Montreal.-D.D. (1/11/99) -David Denby
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IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118564/
Rating: 6.9/10 (4,414 votes)
Italian Release Date: August 28, 1997 (Venice Film Festival)
DVD Release Date: May 20, 2003
Awards & Nominations: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118564/awards
Country: USA
Language: English
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Resolution: 720 x 384
Aspect Ratio: 1.875 (15:8 )
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Qf: 0.244
Runtime: 01:54:54.971
Subtitles: English
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Audio frames: Split across interleaves
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