Leave No Trace

'23 Watched (319 movies items)

" Finished 20/02"

Watched in 2023 (147 movies items)

"25.2"

Watched in 2022: Movies (114 movies items)

" Director: Debra Granik Her 4th movie My 2nd movie watched from the director Added to Lists: Top 25 Predictions of Future Stars - 2018 - Thomasin McKenzie __________ Location: Oregon Forest near Portland, OR, USA "

My Favorite Films of 2018 (25 movies items)

" "The same thing that's wrong with you isn't wrong with me." Directed by Debra Granik Written by Debra Granik and Anne Rosellini Music by Dickon Hinchliffe Cinematography by Michael McDonough Editing by Jane Rizzo"

Watched in 2020 - Movies (376 movies items)

"My rating: 7/10"

Favorite Female Characters/Performance of 2018 (19 movies items)

" Thomasin McKenzie as Tom "

2018 Films Ranked (99 movies items)

"7/10 "

Movies watched in 2020 (190 movies items)

" Netflix 17/05/20 7/10 "

“To the bone, the final crisis of a nice stubborn idiot father running from society, even when he finds a comunity of nice people. His daughter is the rebellious conscience that wants to stay, and she stays and he respectfully departs” read more

Hit Or Miss? Good Or Bad? 2019 Movies Watched (461 movies items)

"A father and daughter live a perfect but mysterious existence in Forest Park, a beautiful nature reserve near Portland, Oregon, rarely making contact with the world. But when a small mistake tips them off to authorities, they are sent on an increasingly erratic journey in search of a place to call their own. This is one of those rare diamonds that somehow got no mainstream attention. It's a heartbreaking drama of a father daughter relationship with the father suffering from PTSD. This movie is "

Movie I Saw In 2019 (June). (9 movies items)

"6/15/2019."

BradWesley123's Movie Journal- October 2018 (23 movies items)

" DVD- 1hr. 49min. First Viewing A bruising, deeply human story about finding, and keeping, your place in the world; Leave No Trace is more a whisper than a shout, occasionally to it's detriment, lending an air of authenticity to every scene to cuts deep in the film's more emotional moments. Though it has a solid script, it's Granik's smart direction that allows the movie to work as well as it does. Her filmmaking style cedes most of the film to her actors and, in doing so, she allows Foster and "