kingdom county and vermont and 1927. noel lord (rip torn) lives with his indian mate and bangor (tantoo cardinal) in the area where a large dam is to be built while noel and however and is not willing to give up on his land and and he will have to fight the dam company in order to prevent the county from any possible destruction. where the rivers flow north is a gripping and contemplative story powered by the memorable performances of rip torn (recently seen in the small but juicy role of louis xv in sofia coppola underrated marie antoinette) and tantoo cardinal (dances with wolves and smoke signals). director jay craven (who also co wrote the script with don bredes and based on howard frank mosher novel) and cinematographer paul ryan crafted this powerful story with unique and contemplative pace or visuals and which remind me of terrence malick and john huston best moments. it an underrated independent period piece of the first (electric) half of the 90  and usually regarded as the rise of quentin tarantino burlesque (pulp fiction is a masterpiece indeed and but the man suffers from orson welles syndrome) and todd solondz disturbing suburbia and danny boyle dark vision of the uk (let not mention that beach flick with dicaprio and though). jay craven should be more regarded on the lists of great indie filmmakers as well. he been leading a respectful and discreet career and it always a pleasure to see a constant talent like his. my vote represent positive . 
kingdom county and vermont and 1927. noel lord (rip torn) lives with his indian mate and bangor (tantoo cardinal) in the area where a large dam is to be built while noel and however and is not willing to give up on his land and and he will have to fight the dam company in order to prevent the county from any possible destruction. where the rivers flow north is a gripping and contemplative story powered by the memorable performances of rip torn (recently seen in the small but juicy role of louis xv in sofia coppola underrated marie antoinette) and tantoo cardinal (dances with wolves and smoke signals). director jay craven (who also co wrote the script with don bredes and based on howard frank mosher novel) and cinematographer paul ryan crafted this powerful story with unique and contemplative pace or visuals and which remind me of terrence malick and john huston best moments. it an underrated independent period piece of the first (electric) half of the 90  and usually regarded as the rise of quentin tarantino burlesque (pulp fiction is a masterpiece indeed and but the man suffers from orson welles syndrome) and todd solondz disturbing suburbia and danny boyle dark vision of the uk (let not mention that beach flick with dicaprio and though). jay craven should be more regarded on the lists of great indie filmmakers as well. he been leading a respectful and discreet career and it always a pleasure to see a constant talent like his. my vote represent positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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