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Stranded at a remote cabin in the wintertime, two siblings (Tom Holland, Percy Hynes White) must fight for survival as their increasingly unhinged father (Joel Kinnaman) loses his grip on reality.
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Rating: R (Language and Some Violence)
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Genre: Mystery & thriller, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Rob Connolly
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Producer: Jonathan Bronfman, Kyle Mann
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Writer: Kyle Mann, Rob Connolly
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Vertical Entertainment
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Production Co: Independent Edge Films
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Has potential, but doesn't really go anywhere.
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What is it with future superhero actors and winter movies? Granted, I only have three examples (J-Law in "Winter's Bone", and Tom Holland/Joel Kinnaman in this). So, maybe don't set your watch by that. However, while "Edge of Winter" maintains a much more straightforward narrative than "Winter's Bone", it certainly keeps the same style of tension. Joel Kinnaman runs through a slow-burning but climactic arc in an attempt to hold on to his anger, masculinity, and fatherhood - which are all inextricably linked. It is an interesting character study that only occasionally reveals any cracks in his performance. The film is short enough that if I went into much further detail I would give away the plot, if that is any testament to how quickly it seems to rush by. The Canadian wilderness looks to be a popular place to shoot these days, no doubt because it is a beautiful, bleak landscape in which to lose sometimes thinly drawn characters. Fortunately, this small cast managed to make a convincing trudge through the horrors of the psyche and the callousness of survival. As a final note, I couldn't help but think Tom Holland looks like a less douchey Josh Hutcherson.
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