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MOVIE

Burn Country

2.7
(54)
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Rating
NRT
Duration
1h 44m
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Samuel Goldwyn Films

About

As a former fixer" for journalists in Afghanistan, Osman (Dominic Rains) finds asylum in a small California town. Promised a job as a crime reporter for the local paper, and a home with his best friend's mother, the town sheriff (Melissa Leo), Osman is ready to settle in. But, when the job falls through, Osman finds himself restless and looking for action. His attempts to get to know the area lead him to develop friendships with an elusive local actress, Sandra (Rachel Brosnahan), and a charming local troublemaker named Lindsay (James Franco). But, when a dead body turns up and Lindsay goes missing, Osman must face the possible evil lurking just beneath the surface and the depths of his new home's darkness.

Related Subjects

  • Suspense / Thriller

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Reviews

    "The story of a young man's search for author J.D. Salinger in the late '60s, "Coming Through the Rye" is a warm-spirited romantic drama that benefits from James Sadwith's confident writing and direction, especially the appealing performances he gets from his two young leads, Alex Wolff and Stephania LaVie Owen."
    Godfrey Cheshire, RogerEbert.com

    Artists

    Ian OldsDirector
    Paul FeltenWriter
    Ian OldsWriter
    Caroline Von KuhnProducer
    Jennifer GlynnProducer
    Dominic RainsActor
    Melissa LeoActor
    James FrancoActor
    Rachel BrosnahanActor
    Thomas Jay RyanActor
    Tim KniffinActor