Winter Western Delves into Family Secrets and Forbidden Longings

Andrew Haigh's adaptation of Colm Tóibín's story moves the setting to a remote Colorado farmstead during the Korean War era. The narrative centers on a family's reaction to the mother's disappearance, revealing suppressed emotions and secret yearnings. The film is noted for its strong performances and striking visuals.
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