Land

Drop the La La. It's cleaner.

Les_Vampires

SUNDANCE 2021: film #19 “thank you. thank you” we’ve seen this story many times, and yet this still often manages to be a calm exercise in patience, and sometimes momentarily even reaches tranquility. robin is about as good a director here as she is an actor (i’ll let you…

Lucy

Robin wright’s debut directional is a well executed existential tale, that gives you enough factors to try it out. It is as an anecdote on lingering grief and resilience of a women, powered by a top notch performance from Robin wright, stunning cinematography and…

Michael James

Really bland. Robin Wright gives a pretty good performance, but her directing abilities aren’t strong enough yet. This movie goes almost nowhere for a long time, and the emotions Wright tries to evoke from the audience feel very forced. It’s also wholly unoriginal which…

Ryan Daniel

Many folks won't understand, Why Robin Wright bought her own "Land". She'll have a permit, To live as a hermit, And move to the mountains as planned.

JBird

My apologies to Robin Wright but I did not leave my watch of Land feeling much of anything at all.  I’ll always have a bit of a soft spot for films depicted in the Rockys as it reminds me of the best place I’ve ever lived: Montana. But that location based nostalgia can…

claira curtis

Starring Robin Wright in her directorial debut, Land is a portrait of a lonely woman carrying immense pain. While it sadly touches down shy of the mark of being the tale with a powerful life-affirming lesson at its centre that it aspires to be, her performance is…

Paul Elliott

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Penny

starting to think robin wright made this so she could go on a cute lil rural wyoming vacation

clem