a review of

I loved this leisurely paced portrait of a man selfishly ambling through his privileged existence, family and friends be damned, and watching how the choices he's made throughout life (some unseen and only hinted at) catch up with him. It'd make a great companion piece to Inside Llewyn Davis. (For the past year or so, I've been adding Kelly Reichardt movies to my Watch Lists/Queues, always thinking "I'm going to watch this soon," but then I never do. It's about time I rectify this.)