The tense drama tells the story of three radical environmentalists who come together to stage a daring protest. To express their disdain for the excessive depletion of energy and natural resources, they symbolically choose to blow up a hydroelectric dam. The film Night Moves will definitely be worth watching.
Director Kelly Reichardt, best known for her hit movie Old Joy (2006) with a country music icon Will Oldham in the main role, this time together with Jonathan Raymond created the latest thriller the tense drama Night moves. The movie was recorded on the actual organic farms on the West Coast of the USA, where the main actor is Jesse Eisenberg, lived and worked there for a while before filming began. The role of complex, smart and analytical Josh Stamos it required a lot of preparation, which Eisenberg took more than seriously.
Josh like a great defender of the Earth, regardless of the use of funds, takes over leading the trio, with his restraint creating a tense mystique throughout. They are still here former Marine Harmon (Peter Sarsgaard), strong, eager for adventure and chaotic destruction, and Dena (Dakota Fanning), a rebel born into high society but disdaining consumerism, which led her to cut off all contact with her family and join Josh's politically active plans. That's how they cook together a plan to blow up a hydroelectric dam, which disrupts the balance of the surrounding nature with its action. Get through the preparations the trio slowly divides, when it turns out that it is the desire for extensive damage in some members is greater, as originally agreed.
Movie Night Moves is coming to American screens May 30.
