Redwoods

Synopsis

In the movie Redwoods, director David Lewis takes us on a journey through the enchanting and mysterious woods of Northern California, where the lives of two unlikely individuals intertwine. The story follows Everett, a mild-mannered librarian, who finds himself in a transformative experience when he meets Chase, a free-spirited nature lover. As their relationship unfolds amidst the towering redwoods, they are faced with internal conflicts and external pressures that challenge their connection. Redwoods explores themes of love, self-discovery, and the power of nature in shaping human relationships, leaving viewers captivated by the beauty of the forest and the complexities of the heart.

Cast

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  Matthew Montgomery

  Chase

• Caleb Dorfman

  Billy

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  Brendan Bradley

  Everett Forster

• Tad Coughenour

  Miles

• Simon Burzynski

  Shane Forster

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  Laurie Burke

  Jessica

Reviews

Redwoods has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its exploration of human emotions and the stunning backdrop of the Redwood forest. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus mentions, 'Redwoods is a visually captivating film that delves into the depths of human connections amidst nature's grandeur.' However, IMDb users have expressed concerns about the pacing and character development, leading to an average rating of 5.6/10. Metacritic's user reviews are more nuanced, with many appreciating the film's artistic approach while others feeling disconnected from the story. Despite its flaws, Redwoods has garnered a dedicated fan base for its poignant portrayal of love and nature's transformative power.

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