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Released Year: 2016
Runtime: 95 minutes
Genre: Thriller
Directors: Jamie M. Dagg
Writers: Jamie M. Dagg
Casts: Rossif Sutherland, Ted Atherton, Sara Botsford, Douangmany Soliphanh, Amphaiphun Phommapunya, David Soncin, Aidan Gillett
IMDB: River (2016)
Ratings: 
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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The Globe and Mail (Toronto) -
In a demanding role light on dialogue, Sutherland’s rangy, loping physicality serves both the character and the action well – camera and fugitive are seldom at rest, and on the move in tense, extended bursts whenever an opportunity presents itself.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
River ends with relief, followed by a reversal that’s the last thing you expect from this unvarnished, unsentimental tale of self-preservation: an act of quietly powerful heroism.
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Total Film -
Dagg keeps things simple, but his jogging camera whips up the urgency and he’s well-served by Sutherland’s rangy physicality.
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Variety -
Dagg’s thriller is slow to get going and hampered by an inexpressive leading man.
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CineVue -
Whilst Sutherland gives an impressive and powerful performance as an American on the run, the lack of substance and originality leaves you feeling somewhat unsatisfied.
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River (2016)
In the south of Laos, an American volunteer doctor becomes a fugitive after he intervenes in the sexual assault of a young woman. When the assailant's body is pulled from the Mekong River, things quickly spiral out of control.
River (2016)
(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2016
Runtime: 95 minutes
Genre: Thriller
Directors: Jamie M. Dagg
Writers: Jamie M. Dagg
Casts: Rossif Sutherland, Ted Atherton, Sara Botsford, Douangmany Soliphanh, Amphaiphun Phommapunya, David Soncin, Aidan Gillett
IMDB: River (2016)
Storyline
In the south of Laos, an American volunteer doctor becomes a fugitive after he intervenes in the sexual assault of a young woman. When the assailant's body is pulled from the Mekong River, things quickly spiral out of control.
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Reviews
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The Globe and Mail (Toronto) -
In a demanding role light on dialogue, Sutherland’s rangy, loping physicality serves both the character and the action well – camera and fugitive are seldom at rest, and on the move in tense, extended bursts whenever an opportunity presents itself.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
River ends with relief, followed by a reversal that’s the last thing you expect from this unvarnished, unsentimental tale of self-preservation: an act of quietly powerful heroism.
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Total Film -
Dagg keeps things simple, but his jogging camera whips up the urgency and he’s well-served by Sutherland’s rangy physicality.
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Variety -
Dagg’s thriller is slow to get going and hampered by an inexpressive leading man.
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CineVue -
Whilst Sutherland gives an impressive and powerful performance as an American on the run, the lack of substance and originality leaves you feeling somewhat unsatisfied.
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In the south of Laos, an American volunteer doctor becomes a fugitive after he intervenes in the sexual assault of a young woman. When the assailant's body is pulled from the Mekong River, things quickly spiral out of control.
In the south of Laos, an American volunteer doctor becomes a fugitive after he intervenes in the sexual assault of a young woman. When the assailant's body is pulled from the Mekong River, things quickly spiral out of control.
In the south of Laos, an American volunteer doctor becomes a fugitive after he intervenes in the sexual assault of a young woman. When the assailant's body is pulled from the Mekong River, things quickly spiral out of control.
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