“God’s Country” is the story of an retired police woman from New Orleans who leaves the area after Hurricane Katrina and moves to a remote area of Montana, only to run into trouble when she confronts two hunters trespassing on her property. Producer-director Julian Higgins has a sluggish and slow-moving movie on his hands with a plot and storyline that are muddled and filled with inconsistencies. This motion picture does not qualify as viable entertainment, or as a “thriller'” as advertised. He co-wrote the mediocre screenplay with Shane Ogbonna.
The actors perform well enough, with the cast headed by Thandiwe Newton in the lead role. Her character is angry and frustrated all the time, with viewers in the dark as to the cause. Other cast members include Jeremy Bobb, Joris Jarsky, Kai Lennox, Jefferson White, Tanaya Beatty, and Dan Gravage as the funeral director. The viewers feels like they are at a funeral during the entire length of the unwatchable “God’s Country,” a big flop in theatrical release for Cold Iron Pictures, The Film Arcade, and IFC Films.
God’s Country (2022)
cinema
My Review
“God’s Country” is the story of an retired police woman from New Orleans who leaves the area after Hurricane Katrina and moves to a remote area of Montana, only to run into trouble when she confronts two hunters trespassing on her property. Producer-director Julian Higgins has a sluggish and slow-moving movie on his hands with a plot and storyline that are muddled and filled with inconsistencies. This motion picture does not qualify as viable entertainment, or as a “thriller'” as advertised. He co-wrote the mediocre screenplay with Shane Ogbonna.
The actors perform well enough, with the cast headed by Thandiwe Newton in the lead role. Her character is angry and frustrated all the time, with viewers in the dark as to the cause. Other cast members include Jeremy Bobb, Joris Jarsky, Kai Lennox, Jefferson White, Tanaya Beatty, and Dan Gravage as the funeral director. The viewers feels like they are at a funeral during the entire length of the unwatchable “God’s Country,” a big flop in theatrical release for Cold Iron Pictures, The Film Arcade, and IFC Films.