Director Phillip Borsos puts together a competent and handsome production of the life of turn of 19th century outlaw Bill Minor in his " The Grey Fox". Photography is outstanding, and while the story is grounded and slow-paced it features understated performances from nearly the entire cast. That points to Borsos' keen direction. One of the more interesting aspects of the movie is the emphasis on the speed of technology and changes in soceity of fast changing era late 1800s into 1900s. Indeed this must be something criminals who suffer long sentences experience not to some degree, but then it was emphatic and pronounced. Farnsworth and Burroughs create a nice romance on screen to add some depth. 7/10 - recommended.
Review of The Grey Fox
