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"The Homesman." I'm not a fan of Tommy Lee Jones, but he's very good in this and it's a very good film.

Posted by tinear on December 30, 2014 at 21:34:05:
On the prairie, three women have suffered tragedies that have left them unable to function w/in their families: they've "lost their senses" and cannot tend to themselves. The community doesn't know what to do with them and a single woman who is successful, an unwilling old-maid--- wonderfully portrayed by Hillary Swank--- volunteers to take them to a church in Iowa for caring.
Soon after she leaves, she finds a man about to be hung and rescues him (Jones) with the proviso that he will accompany and help her on the mission.
Trust me, this is not a typical oater; the story is very well written, the surprises will leave your mouth agape. Two days later, I find myself thinking about this film.
It is worth seeking out; it doesn't appear to be in wide release.