Beautiful, slow paced story of a woman trying to decide if life can be worth living after a terrible tragedy. Lush Canadian wilderness sets the backdrop to the film, told with a minimum of dialogue.

This movie touched me on so many levels. From the depths of sorrow and isolation Edy isn't so much rescued but rather led by a kindred soul on a path to acceptance of life. Beautiful scenery set a framework for the journey -- for one who was lost and alone and one who was aware of his ultimate future but who chose to give of himself. \r\rThis is the first new movie I have seen since the pandemic began. It reminded me of how good a movie can be.

Robin Wright proves she is as gifted a film director as she is an actress. LAND is a no holds barred ode to grief and the worth of each soul. Anyone who has lost a loved one will feel deeply for the two main characters. Make no mistake, this story gets to the core of pain that flows like a stream of lava through a person's body and mind when they experience PTSD. It takes courage to watch LAND. I highly recommend you do just that. Bravo, Ms. Wright, and thank you to your cast and crew! Please direct more films soon.

Hauntingly beautiful story of loss, guilt, redemption and the healing power of time, nature and friendship.\r