In addition to continuing the cold and restrained style of director Taylor Sheridan, "Hunting the Wind River Valley" shows a more full and tense narrative skills, as well as a rhythmic and orderly expression control. The film discussed cowardice and courage, civilization and wildness, humanity and animality, female survival, and the opposition between American culture and Native Indian culture in the conflict-filled 93 minutes. It was written by Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Orson. The characters played by the two protagonists are full and full of spirits. On the other hand, the grim image quality, the heart-pounding rhythm, the tense and suspenseful atmosphere, audiovisual and spiritual pleasure are all natural.
"Hunting in the Valley of the Wind" proves that the director is a new born genius who can be trusted and has the ability to carve his own charming passages in the desolate and indifferent land.
The script of "Hunting the Wind River Valley" is very solid, which is mainly reflected in two aspects. One is the plot. It is not like many inference stories that can rely on the speculation of the audience to find the murderer. It does not only concentrate the plot on a few characters for reasoning. equation. In the case-related reasoning setting, the overall evolution is very reasonable and you can’t guess, because it combines the local geographical environment, cultural ecology and case facts very well, but it has some meanings of social reasoning. Make the whole story have a very unique local color.
The script of the film is exciting, the action and suspense elements are enough to excite the audience, and at the same time let the audience get to know the two protagonists from a close perspective and resonate with them. Director Taylor Sheridan has his own unique perspective, and the cold winter of Wyoming provides an excellent background for the film. The director's use of lens language also strengthened the mystery of the film. It is true that some of the scenes seem to be too shaky, but the audience can easily understand the director's intention to do this-in order to present a very uneasy feeling.
