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# Red Dirt [DVD]

**Brand:** dan montgomery jr.aleksa palladinotag purvis
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Product Description          Family secrets, simmering anger, and reporessed sexual desires vividly capture life in the Deep South. Griffith, a morose young man, orphaned as a child, dreams of leaving home but feels tied down by his cousin (who is also his lover) and his invalid aunt. When a mysterious man appears to rent the family cottage, Griffith is tantalized with the possibility of escape and homoerotic fulfillment.             .com          Red Dirt opens with lush images of rain-drenched faces and half-naked bodies lying entwined against the gnarled roots of a tree. Slowly, the movie unwinds the story of Griffith (Dan Montgomery), a young man who feels trapped in a small Southern town by the madness of his invalid aunt (Karen Black). His only comfort is his secret affair with his cousin Emily (Aleksa Palladino), but even that begins to lose its meaning. When a stranger (Walton Goggins) seeks to rent a cottage on Griffith's property, they strike up a friendship that offers Griffith the possibility of escape. At first, Red Dirt threatens to drown in the tortured emotions of a Southern gothic novel, but the excellent performances slowly build a rich, affecting web of hope and passion. Palladino, a young beauty with amazingly thick red hair, is particularly striking. --Bret Fetzer

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Red Dirt - A Stunning Surprise of a Film
  

*by E***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2002*

As a straight male who has enjoyed the campy work of horror actress Karen Black for several years, I purchased this film simply to watch her performance as the emotionally troubled guardian/aunt of the young man whose story is told in "Red Dirt."  In a role that I at first thought more suitable for Jessica Lange, Karen Black turned in an Oscar-caliber performance.  I was utterly stunned by the breadth and depth that she brought to the complex character she played.As I sat in front of my TV set, I suddenly found I was no longer watching the movie with the sole intention of focusing on Ms. Black.  I discovered I was completely engrossed in this deeply moving tale about a young man who, without fully understanding why, is trying to find himself a place in the world where he can find love, inner peace and fulfillment.  He longs to leave the red dirt farm he shares with his aunt, believing the key to his heart's desires lies elsewhere.  Even the sexual relationship he is carrying on with his female cousin no longer fills the void gnawing at him.Shortly after the young man posts a "For Rent" sign for a adjoining guest house on the property, a drifter comes along and moves in.  Having no male figures in his life, the young man quickly forms a friendship with the stranger.  We learn that the stranger is a free-spirited man who has uprooted his own life in order to find the very things that our young hero yearns for.  This commonality allows the two men to become best friends.Soon, the two men talk about leaving the farm to explore the "world beyond the farm" together.  But the young man is conflicted by thoughts of leaving his aunt alone and his cousin behind.His aunt is somewhat dismayed that her nephew would form such a close bond with the stranger so quickly, but she does not wish to hold him back.  His cousin, on the other hand, is first to suspect that the young man's attraction toward the stranger goes beyond that of "best friends."  When she brings this to his attention, he is just as shocked and dismayed.What follows, I will not reveal here.  But I will admit, with a red face, that I found myself rooting for the two men to openly acknowledge their love for each other.  I have never felt comfortable watching two men kiss, but I was hoping they would eventually--even though it would have made me more comfortable to believe the men's relationship was nothing more than a deeply loving friendship between two people who happened to be of the same sex.Despite my narrow-mindedness, this film did not make me squirm in my seat.  Rather, I was deeply touched and, on some level, I learned a powerful lesson:  Love, when it is real, truly should have no boundaries.Profound and multi-layered story-telling at its finest.  The DVD presentation is flawless in video and sound.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Different, subtle, with an indie flair
  

*by D***! on Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2002*

I'll admit that I only watched this movie when Amazon marketed it to me (probably because I've bought a gay-themed movie sometime within the past decade).  But then, I was glad that it was brought to my attention."Red Dirt" escaped my radar.  Was it even released in the mainstream?  Probably not "big screen," but was it even released in indie houses?  Anyway, this movie tells the tale of Griffith, who seems to amble about aimlessly through life with some sense of obligation toward his aunt and no way to release his sexual urges except with his only-too-willing cousin.  Why do southern-themed movies always seem to be so steeped in social obligation and the concomitant suffocation and angst?The wonderful scenery and excellent directing job, and empathetic characters (some outstanding, though not superb, acting talent) truly bring you into a mythical world somewhere in the south (I forget where).  The story line is somewhere crossed between "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "The Lords of Discipline": drifter (Lee Todd) comes by and "befriends" Griffith, who is so mired in his tragic existence on the family farm that it's difficult to tell if his relationship with Lee Todd is based on sheer boredom with his own existence than with some true feeling underlying homosexual tension, as we're led to believe.As far as a "gay interest" film (kinda), though, this film is refreshing.  Gay politics and stereotypes do not play into the film at all.  The characters are remarkably empathetic, and you somehow feel Griffith's pain.  The line is blurred, however, between the "male bonding friendship" between the two men and homosexual love, a distinction the movie would have done well to explore.  Could these two men not have formed a tight, close friendship -- even loved each other -- without being "in love"?I suppose the end of the film, therefore, is not only reasonable, but a better resolution than if the two had ridden off into the sunset holding hands.  Maybe the two will cross paths again at some other point in time.  But maybe not.The movie is definitely worth the viewing, but not unless you're willing to invest some thought and even some heart.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    WOW!
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in Canada on April 16, 2007*

It's like Somerset Maugham for the New Millenium crowd. Karen Black gives the performance of a lifetime in this southern drama rife with cicadas and insufferable heat. Definitely add this one to your collection.

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