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THE EVENING HOUR
Cole Freeman (Philip Ettinger, First Reformed) maintains an uneasy equilibrium in his declining Appalachian mining town, looking after the old and infirm in the community while selling their excess painkillers to local addicts to help make ends meet. But when his old friend, Terry Rose (Cosmo Jarvis, Lady Macbeth), returns with dangerous plans that threaten the fragile balance Cole has crafted, his world and identity are thrown into disarray.
“Braden King’s sobering drama explores the thin line between helping and hurting” – IndieWire
“A vivd sense of the support system which powers and protects these lives lived on the periphery”
– Screen International
“A quietly powerful portrait ofa young man forced to make impossible decisions”
– The Playlist
“An unsensationalized look at the moral compromise in opiod-era Appalachia”
– The Hollywood Reporter
DIRECTOR:
Braden King
WRITER:
Elizabeth Palmore
Based on the novel THE EVENING HOUR by Carter Sickles
PRODUCER:
Lucas Joaquin, p.g.a.
Derrick Tseng, p.g.a.
CAST:
Country of Origin: United States
Format: DCP/2.39/Color
Sound Format: 5.1 Surround
Running Time: 114 minutes
Genre: Drama
Rating: Not Rated
In English