Undertow

Synopsis

Undertow, a 2004 psychological thriller directed by David Gordon Green, follows the story of two brothers, Chris and Tim. Living in a secluded rural area with their father John, the boys' lives take a dark turn when their estranged uncle Deel returns. Deel's arrival disrupts their family dynamic, leading to a series of events with dangerous consequences. As the brothers struggle to survive in a world filled with betrayal and violence, they must confront their fears and make life-altering decisions. Undertow is a gripping tale of family, survival, and the power of resilience set against the backdrop of the haunting Southern landscape.

Cast

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  Jamie Bell

  Chris Munn

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  Josh Lucas

  Deel Munn

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  Dermot Mulroney

  John Munn

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  Devon Alan

  Tim Munn

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  Kristen Stewart

  Lila

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  Robert Longstreet

  Bern

Reviews

Undertow has received mixed but generally positive reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 54%, with critics praising the film's cinematography and atmosphere but criticizing its pacing. Metacritic awarded the movie a score of 63 out of 100, highlighting the strong performances by Jamie Bell and Josh Lucas. IMDb users rated Undertow 6.5 out of 10, with many viewers appreciating the film's tense and suspenseful moments, as well as its emotional depth. Overall, Undertow is lauded for its atmospheric storytelling and strong performances, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of psychological thrillers.