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...whose drug-dealing dad just lost the home where 4 of his family members live. The 17-year old daughter Ree has been keeping the family going, but if dad doesn't show for his court hearing, they'll lose their 'happy' home. I thought all the actors were excellent; I felt that there actually weren't actors in it, just the people who experienced the story. Especially good are the 2 leads, Jennifer Lawrence as Ree Dolly and John Hawkes as dad's brother Teardrop. It's ultimately heartwarming and redeeming, but there's no dum-shit-Hollywood happy ending here.
Congrats to director and cowriter Debra Granik.
Well worth your time.
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...bot said it's a great film, but very depressing.
No thanks.
In fact it reaffirms one's faith in the human spirit.
But 'working class Americans'? How 'bout nonworking-class Americans?
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Tin-eared audiofool and terrible competitive-pistol shootist.
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don't need a Hollywood ending every time, do you?
Along with "Bubble," it's the best depiction of working class Americans I've seen.
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