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Lost River

Lost River

  • Status: Released
  • 08-04-2015
  • Runtime: 95 min
  • Score: 5.742
  • Vote count: 616

Billy, a single mother of two, is led into a macabre underworld while her teenage son, Bones, discovers a secret road leading to an underwater town. Both Billy and Bones must dive deep into the mystery if their family is to survive.

Christina Hendricks

Billy

Iain De Caestecker

Bones

Saoirse Ronan

Rat

Eva Mendes

Cat

Matt Smith

Bully

Ben Mendelsohn

Dave

Reda Kateb

Cab Driver

Barbara Steele

Belladonna

Landyn Stewart

Franky

Rob Zabrecky

MC

Shannon Plumb

Fanny

Torrey Wigfield

Face

Misty Robinette

Misty

Holly Schlegel

Holly

Thomas McDonald

Skip

Larry Mongo

Larry

Robert Skrok

Demolition Guy

Aris Costner

Marylou

K.T. Almujahid

Gas Station Attendant

Joseph Norman

Mr. Detroit

Angela Hearts-Glass

Teacher

Dorothy Bennich

Janet & Mariella

Darnell James

Security Guard

Alexis Mabry-Hart

Moon Girl

Alexander Burke

Musician (uncredited)

Ron Causey

BBW Member (uncredited)

Nesti Gee

Cab Driver (uncredited)

Jeff Hill

BBW Member (uncredited)

Garrett Thierry

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Carey Torrice

Waitress (uncredited)

Elijah Daniel

Big Bad Wolf Club Member (uncredited)

Reno

> Every city has its own history and hidden secrets. It's not the first time the actors who reach a certain stage of their acting career to shift their gear to the direction mode. So this time it is none other than the Canadian import, Ryan Gosling. He produced, wrote and directed this fantasy-drama-mystery which looks like a semi apocalyptic film. Very interesting concept and the cast as well. Quite impressed by the narration with those suspenses, decent story as well, but kind of complicated to understand the mix its genre. Actually, it was not a bad film, except the story won't go deeper into the characters to uncover them completely. Especially no details about the earlier years at the place where it sets in which what the title denoting. The rest of the developments are unpredictable yet created enough curiosity to hook with. The location was awesome, I mean it was kind of a wasteland, though perfectly matched to what script wanted. The overall idea of the film was like when 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' meets 'Goonies'. The story did not deliver a satisfying ending after all those promises were made in the first two acts, but overall film was a much better than any fancy twist we would expect. So the film is not for everybody, only if you ready to accept any kind of turnover at any stage of the narration, even it is a very plain, then you can consider it. Not an ideal directional debut for Ryan, but definitely a fine first step to explore the field in the coming years. Surely he would come out with a masterpiece and I'm looking forward for that. 6/10