Land

This is authentic enough with no glamorization.

The scenery, though interesting, is forlorn, and we feel the isolation of this reserve.

It is slow-paced, the characters sometimes don't have a great deal to say. Don't look at this if you are an action movie fan.

It's far more about character interaction and relationships, and the struggle to overcome alcohol abuse and poverty It's also about the death of a son in Afghanistan. And to some extent it is about revenge and frustration with a slow fuse burning.

It is a glimpse of life we seldom bother to think about. Overall, this was worthwhile.