[brandon_260]

"In the tradition of BADLANDS and BONNIE & CLYDE, AIN'T THEM BODIES SAINTS tells the story of Bob Muldoon and Ruth Guthrie, two young outlaws who are brought down by the authorities in the hills of Texas. Four years later, Bob escapes from prison and sets out across the countryside to find Ruth and the daughter he's never met - unaware that Ruth has set her past behind her and struck up a relationship with a lawman who is tied to their violent past."



No release date yet, but it's playing Sundance right now.

[brandon_260]

If a mod/staff could change the title to Bodies instead of Body, that would be great.

[spaghettti]

You can edit it yourself in the first post

[8SlicesOfPie]

AV Club said:

Quote:

There’s no way to talk about David Lowery’s Ain’t Them Bodies Saints (A-) without mentioning the movie’s own patron saint, Terrence Malick. But while for much of its length, the story of an escape Texas outlaw (Casey Affleck) and the woman (Rooney Mara) and child he left behind plays like an accomplished Badlands riff, the film’s powerful climax takes it into territory all its own. Beautifully shot by Bradford Young and scored by Daniel Hart, whose banjo and fiddle drone evokes Nick Cave and Warren Ellis’ scores without simply copying them, it’s an entrancing mood piece, laconically intense and resonant in ways it may take more time, or at least a less crowded schedule, to process.

[Star Slight]

Interesting

[phaynes1]

Yep, can't wait for this. So many movies coming from Sundance this year that I'm incredibly excited for.

[Chris M.]

This has my curiosity.

[achassi]

I'm excited

[brandon_260]

Picked up by IFC Films.

[deanster321]

This looks pretty cool.

[brandon_260]

Coming out August 16th.

[ImTheSheriff]

want to see

[Plus155]

I saw this at Sundance this year. Affleck, Foster, and Mara were all incredible. I definitely got a Assassination of Jesse James vibe from it. Very emotional film.