The Rider (2018)
After suffering a near fatal head injury, a young cowboy undertakes a search for new identity and what it means to be a man in the heartland of America. (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Chloé Zhao
Written By: Chloé Zhao
Starring: Brady Jandreau, Tim Jandreau, Lilly Jandreau, Cat Clifford, Terri Dawn Pourier, Lane Scott, Tanner Langdeau, James Calhoon, Derrick Janis
Country: USA
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The Rider belongs to 20 collections
1. Female Directors (public: moderated by djross - 83 stars)
2. Westerns not set in the Old West (public: moderated by Supes - 5 stars)
3. National Society of Film Critics: Best Film (public: moderated by CCLZA - 4 stars)
4. Horse (public: moderated by Nouilles - 2 stars)
5. father-son relationship (public: moderated by livelove - 2 stars)
6. brother-sister relationship (public: moderated by livelove - 2 stars)
7. The Next Picture Show Podcast (public: moderated by trippingly - 2 stars)
8. Parents Acting with their Offspring (public: moderated by Dunstan-xxx - 1 star)
9. Real Life Siblings Acting Together (public: moderated by Dunstan-xxx - 1 star)
10. vitamine.cineville.nl (public: moderated by amsterdam020 - 1 star)
11. istanbul film festivali, 2018 (public)
12. People playing themselves in movies based on their own lives (public: moderated by BeeDub)
13. Best by different standards (private: sesito71 - 3 stars)
14. seen in 2018 (private: sproost)
15. ist film fest (private: brkshn)
16. 41st Portland International Film Festival (2018) ? (private: 5Z5qjRCfM2)
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| Oct 04 | caffe | 78 68% |
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selcukburcak | 72 45% |
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nomadland'in çok önünde..
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IMDBv2 | 75 76% |
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| May 27 | eattherude | 75 59% |
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| May 26 | chengming | 65 47% |
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Not quite enough development for my taste, most of the first half is redundant. I do appreciate how Zhao uses amateur actors, even if not all of them are as good as Brady Jandreau is for the most part, and how she tries to convey an authentic setting - even if, like in Nomadland, there is a ridiculous number of shots around sunset in this one as well.
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Captivating and touching.
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Chloe Zhao i love you so much.
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| Apr 20 | invention | 4 68% |
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bof | 79 80% |
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One or two details of based-on-a-true-story melodrama aside, Zhao and Jandreau create a beautifully contemplative story. "Whatever happened to grit your teeth and be a man?" The whole idea of the strong silent cowboy (or the fearless Sioux), of the Man who picks himself up and gets back on his horse, picked over by the light of an iPhone playing the highlights of a career over at 22.
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| Apr 18 |  |
Aron Ericson | 65 57% |
| Apr 18 |  |
mrarn | 77 94% |
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That mythos that is cowboy is explored in this very personal narrative. It's a well-crafted film with a focused style. The acting makes the drama feel very genuine, delivering an emotional punch at the end.
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Very touching and raw
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| Mar 01 | jjrocketman | 40 68% |
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| Feb 25 |  |
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Marvelous images, created by fantastic casting choices meet a sometimes underwhelming narrative. Yet, those moments! Zhao is a magician. She can portray things with the spirit of a documentarian and still, her images elicit a sense of enchantment and spirituality that is truly, truly wonderous.
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capodelnulla | 75 69% |
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If he weren't a real person he probably would have shot himself and that's one reason why this film's as beautiful as it is.
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| May 27, 2020 | matthagen | 58 70% |
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| May 18, 2020 |  |
natebarrios | 60 30% |
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felt like somewhere in this is a really great Minding the Gap-type documentary, with the scenes of horse training and in the physical rehab center being the most powerful stuff. not as high on all the other performances. but some beautiful things happening here.
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| May 18, 2020 |  |
soliloquist | 87 89% |
| May 14, 2020 |  |
kadikoy | 55 35% |
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Rodeocu Brady'nin hikayesi. Kafas?nda diki?le tan?nan Brady, hem sevdi?i rodeo tutkusu, hemde ailesine bakmak zorundad?r. Çok a??r 1 tempoda ilerliyor. Konu nereye ba?layacak diye bekliyoruz. Yoksa yar?da b?rak?lacak filmlerden. Filmin sonunda, hayallerinden vazgeçme diyor. Atlara F?s?ldayan yaln?z bir kovboyum. Güne?in do?u?u bat??? farks?z. Nas?l ya?ar?msa ya?ar?m.
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| May 11, 2020 |  |
WWallce4prez | 84 84% |
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An absolutely heart-breaking look at what illness/injury can do to a dream. Brady Jandreau gives a quiet and honest performance that mirrors his own life. Everything is subtle but so very effective in showing both physical and mental anguish from losing your way.
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| May 04, 2020 | matask | 90 91% |
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| May 03, 2020 | DennisJ1976 | 67 70% |
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addeh | 60 37% |
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fenixdown | 68 31% |
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In which a bunch of broken people try to pretend that nothing's wrong.
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DawdlingPoet | 90 94% |
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There is a lot of love and compassion as well as determinism expressed in this film, visually if not verbally. Its about identity including masculinity and it captures exhilaration quite well, I felt, with a good use of music - a moody instrumental piece played at the end. I very much enjoyed this film and so I would definitely recommend it.
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Once you realize that time-travelling Beau Bridges hasn't forgotten how to act and no that's the guy's real dad the casting conceit becomes obvious and well okay that's very sweet but a lot of it feels hokey and mechanical as a result, fire with the friends especially, like a cloying exercise. Cribs openly from ZOO but throughout there's nothing approaching Devor's sense of texture or rhythm and no I don't mean duder shoulda fucked the horse well I mean not necessARILY....
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A patient and wonderful life that is sincere and easily recognized. Beautiful aesthetics that leave warm sentiments.
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thenry | 78 39% |
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Horse rider gets a serious head injury and has to think about life. Not the most exciting of stories, but definitely very real. Respect.
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BadCosmonaut | 3 21% |
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MSoprano | 70 50% |
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apsays | 50 29% |
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moraesfelipe | 65 62% |
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To ride or not to ride? A bit dragged in the first half, but the last 30 minutes are really powerful. Why does an animal has to be taken down while a human being needs to keep going? One last ride -- a suicide, actually -- or a goodbye to now take care of his family? Sensitive, well-shot and filled with beautiful animal-man moments.
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| Feb 28, 2019 |  |
Judo Koala | 87 95% |
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Moments of searing beauty and quiet heartbreak creep in tenderly, unsuspectingly, devastatingly.
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sculptor | 80 15% |
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joachimt | 80 87% |
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sonya semyon | 78 52% |
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| Feb 22, 2019 | sandman248 | 90 81% |
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Seethruskin | 6 95% |
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Not gonna lie. Wept like a little baby at this. The use of closeups give it a very personal feeling and mixed with these beautiful panoramic outdoor shots this movie is like cinematic crack to me. This also never feels like it's trying to exploit its characters or characters situations in life (class, race, etc) in way I think some directors working in this style tend to do accidentally (Dardenne bros for example)
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| Feb 14, 2019 | halilky | 88 44% |
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Pessimisthen | 75 52% |
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tsumanne | 75 72% |
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finchereznor | 80 64% |
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Darren | 88 87% |
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Wtf didn't go into this thinking it would make me bawl my eyes out. Beautifully tender filmmaking. Reminded me at times of The Lusty Men and conceptually of Close-Up.
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Romalen | 89 64% |
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cambel | 82 81% |
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lauratron | 74 48% |
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