Mediocre. Good acting but not very believable.

Thanks for the opportunity to view the movie. Unfortunately we were not able to download it quickly enough and were locked out.

The cinematography is gorgeous and the acting superb but the story wasn't well developed. The connection between Robin Wright and Demian Bichir didn't come across as strong or binding, therefore it was difficult to "buy in" to the message that he saved her and in turn, redeemed himself.

The cinematography is beautiful and the narrative of a city gal trying to survive on her own in the wilderness is intriguing. But the movie seems to "try too hard" to evoke emotions without any sense of what the woman's deeply traumatic emotional issue is. And, really, walking back to town?--a 30-mile journey that is so long and arduous that the storekeeper had to lead her out there in his own vehicle at the start so she wouldn't get lost.\r\rBy the first half, I was actually rooting for the lady to expire since she clearly had no business out there. Fortunately, we warm up to her later.