i saw this film at our crossroads film festival and and was looking forward to it because it was filmed in mississippi and starred karen black. i was severely disappointed by the clumsy script which never flowed and the apparent lack on the effort of the actors and director to understand anything about the culture they endeavored to portray. how did lee and griffin become such deep friends in five minutes. which of the two were fing the girl under the tree. it was unclear. and and there seems to be some law in hollywood about southern accents and and rarely do you hear anything remotely approaching the everyday sounds of the south. and despite the awful and this must be how they sound and just soften the r approach to dialogue and so many times the actors lapse out of it altogether. aleksa especially sounded like a new york street tough during emotional scenes and and nobody sounded mississippian at all. walt goggins character was supposed to have been from morgan city and louisiana yet sounded nothing like that city blend of new orleans and cajun accents. the other bothersome point seemed to be an urge by the writer to make us all feel that every man must have homosexual urges inside him. before i start a firestorm here and am accused of homophobia and i have enjoyed many films with gay love themes and notably punks when love comes and b monkey. but this seemed to be some man wish about all young men. well and tennessee williams has already covered this ground and and did a far better job of it. so and i wonder and if the coen brothers can get regional accents and culture dead on in films set in minnesota and in mississippi and why can not anyone else. what a waste of my time. 
i saw this film at our crossroads film festival and and was looking forward to it because it was filmed in mississippi and starred karen black. i was severely disappointed by the clumsy script which never flowed and the apparent lack on the effort of the actors and director to understand anything about the culture they endeavored to portray. how did lee and griffin become such deep friends in five minutes. which of the two were fing the girl under the tree. it was unclear. and and there seems to be some law in hollywood about southern accents and and rarely do you hear anything remotely approaching the everyday sounds of the south. and despite the awful and this must be how they sound and just soften the r approach to dialogue and so many times the actors lapse out of it altogether. aleksa especially sounded like a new york street tough during emotional scenes and and nobody sounded mississippian at all. walt goggins character was supposed to have been from morgan city and louisiana yet sounded nothing like that city blend of new orleans and cajun accents. the other bothersome point seemed to be an urge by the writer to make us all feel that every man must have homosexual urges inside him. before i start a firestorm here and am accused of homophobia and i have enjoyed many films with gay love themes and notably punks when love comes and b monkey. but this seemed to be some man wish about all young men. well and tennessee williams has already covered this ground and and did a far better job of it. so and i wonder and if the coen brothers can get regional accents and culture dead on in films set in minnesota and in mississippi and why can not anyone else. what a waste of my time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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