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I'd argue that Tear Drop wasn't a psycho. Also, the cop. I think you're

Posted by tinear on July 11, 2010 at 08:05:44:
correct that perhaps there were some trite characters but where this film differs is in making their situations believable, inescapable. What is a person who doesn't want to relocate and leave behind his culture and family to do if he wishes to remain in a non-urban setting? Jobs are gone, prospects are slim to none for many.