This is very in keeping with a certain part of Holly Hunter's more indie range, though Melissa Leo probably could have played the part just as well. Lots of aimless conflict, understated - to the point of being shapeless - emotion, confrontations that ultimately prove pointless. Hunter's emotional reality is always strong, it's just that it has to stand in here for plot and development. In its own lowkey way, the film is fairly predictable, hitting marks you've seen in more than one indie road flick. None of this is bad, just not, for anyone who's seen a wide range of films new or particularly compelling.
Review of Strange Weather
