Review of Painted Woman (2017) by Meg R — 10 Jan 2018
Especially in the times we are living - when men are being called out for bad behavior- it is refreshing and meaningful to see a classic Western from the beleaguered woman's point of view. Clearly, life is not easy for any of these characters.
There is struggle and darkness on all sides, but director James Cotten shows us a new, creative slant on a tried and true setting - while, at the same time giving the audience everything that has made this traditional American genre so popular.
The scenery is spectacular, the acting harnesses true emotion that translate into all levels of sorrow, passion, anger, insecurity, zeal and redemption. In the end, there is a satisfying conclusion to a story that never sugar coats the long and often painful road to self discovery.
Painted Woman is a film worth seeing more than once.
This review of Painted Woman (2017) was written by Meg R on 10 Jan 2018.
Painted Woman has generally received positive reviews.
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