Rebuilding

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After wildfires take his ranch, a cowboy named Dusty winds up in a FEMA camp. He finds community with others who lost homes, while reconnecting with his daughter and ex-wife.
Moviegoers are saying
Josh O'Connor delivers another powerfully restrained performance as a grieving rancher and single father in this tender drama that has viewers unexpectedly emotional. While audiences are divided on O'Connor's continued typecasting in melancholy roles, the film's patient storytelling and Amy Madigan's quietly stellar supporting work create a heartwarming story of healing through community.
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Tear-Jerker
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Quietly-Devastating
Heart-Healing
Community-Strong
Fire-Country-Drama
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Metacritic

75
Jan 29, 2025

If there’s any sense of motion in the film, which is largely defined by its patient camerawork and editing, it’s in Dusty’s gradual recognition of and response to the emotions that accompany his corporal yearning to remain in place.

Metacritic review by Marshall Shaffer
Marshall Shaffer
Slant Magazine
83
Jan 29, 2025

The importance of community for survival is a dominant theme in Rebuilding, and the bonds explored in the film feel authentically human as opposed to cloyingly optimistic.

Metacritic review by Natalia Keogan
Natalia Keogan
The A.V. Club

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Rebuilding (2025) family-friendly?
The movie has been rated as PG (Parental Guidance Suggested). It's generally considered a family-friendly movie.
How long is Rebuilding (2025)?
The movie is 1hr 36min long.
What's Rebuilding (2025) about?
After wildfires take his ranch, a cowboy named Dusty winds up in a FEMA camp. He finds community with others who lost homes, while reconnecting with his daughter and ex-wife.