While their father is facing time for his notorious crime, two siblings, just for having his name, have to face society.
Dark, existential, real, and made in Canada! Low-budget, indie film that went under the radar due to mostly negative reviews. The depiction of a small society can be negative for numerous reasons, but it can also be painfully realistic. Every character plays a role that moves the story forward towards a path that human perception of love, bigotry, reputation, and family values counts and shapes society as we know it.
Feature debut of the very promising writer/director Scooter Corkie with Dianna Agron, Shawn Ashmore, and Jared Abrahamson leading strong. Daring and thought-provoking, Hollow in the Land deserves your attention as it opens the door to the kind of cinema that impresses with its simplicity while portraying something so intricate… Us!
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I have never heard of this one. You have made it sound worth a watch.
As an independent cinema supporter, I do recommend it.