The emotional aspects really drilled deep into the core of human experience.

Beautiful but too long a wait to learn what haunted Robin Wright.

Engaging

A quiet, self-reflective portrait of a woman in crisis, Land grabs the viewer from its opening scenes and never lets go. The cinematography is spectacular, serving as an effective metaphor for the isolation and solitude that Robin Wright’s character so desperately seeks. The scenes recalling her husband and son are haunting, helping to fuel her sense of despair.