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The Ballad Of Jack And Rose (2005)

Review

 

Writer-director Rebecca Miller's third film (following ANGELA and PERSONAL VELOCITY) is a powerful, poignant drama about a father and daughter living on their own on the outskirts of nowhere, just as developers are starting to move in. Daniel Day-Lewis (Miller's husband) stars as Jack Slavin, a 1960s holdover who is a man of the earth, working the land and defending his territory while eschewing such modernities as television. Jack is devoted to his daughter, Rose (Camilla Belle), a 16-year-old girl who is equally as devoted to him. But Jack is sick, so he asks his girlfriend, Kathleen (Catherine Keener), along with her two sons, Rodney (Ryan McDonald) and Thaddius (Paul Dano), to come from the mainland and move in with them, thinking they can be Rose's family once he dies. But Rose begins to act out in dangerous ways, threatening to severely damage the already fragile relationships that are developing.

Technical Details

 

Daniel Day-Lewis ; Camilla Belle ; Catherine Keener ; Paul Dano

Rebecca Miller

Restricted

2005

Widescreen 1.85:1 Anamorphic

French, English - Dolby Digital (5.1)

English

1 hour and 52 minutes (approx)

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