Lone Star (DVD)

Description: Theatrical Release: 1996 / Actors: Stephen Mendillo, Kris Kristofferson ... / Features of the DVD: Anamorphic, PAL

Newest Review: ... long as he can remember. Held up as a model Texan by ... more

... nearly the entire county, Sam has always lived in his father's shadow; now the discovery on the outskirts of town may give him a chance of bringing that legend down a peg or two. The skeleton is likely that of former Sheriff Charlie Wade, who mysteriously disappeared forty years before, following an argument with then Deputy Buddy Deeds. During his investigation, Sam also rekindles a childhood romance with local Mexican schoolteacher Pilar Cruz. Sam and Pilar were involved in a relationship when they wer...more

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Lone Star (DVD): Forget the Alamo (1271 words)
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At its simplest level, 'Lone Star' is a murder mystery drama set in a Texas border town. Following the discovery of several human bones on an old Army firing range, Sheriff Sam Deeds is forced to dig up a few skeletons of his own, and at the same time uncovers some of the town's more hidden secrets... On its own, this storyline would make for a rather unremarkable film. However, what John Sayles does here is use the story as a framing device for a number of important themes relating to modern-day American society. Perhaps the most significant of these is the importance of history, or rather, the disputable nature of history. Depending on who ... Read the complete review

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