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The Indian Runner

  • 1991
  • R
  • 2h 7min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Viggo Mortensen in The Indian Runner (1991)
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  • Dirección
    • Sean Penn
  • Guionista
    • Sean Penn
  • Elenco
    • David Morse
    • Viggo Mortensen
    • Valeria Golino
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    • Dirección
      • Sean Penn
    • Guionista
      • Sean Penn
    • Elenco
      • David Morse
      • Viggo Mortensen
      • Valeria Golino
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    • 31Opiniones de los críticos
    • 56Metascore
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    • Premios
      • 1 premio ganado y 2 nominaciones en total

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    David Morse
    David Morse
    • Joe Roberts
    Viggo Mortensen
    Viggo Mortensen
    • Frank Roberts
    Valeria Golino
    Valeria Golino
    • Maria
    Patricia Arquette
    Patricia Arquette
    • Dorothy
    Charles Bronson
    Charles Bronson
    • Mr. Roberts
    Sandy Dennis
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    • Mrs. Roberts
    Dennis Hopper
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    • 12-Years-Old Joe Roberts
    Brandon Fleck
    • 7-Years-Old Frank Roberts
    Kathy Jensen
    • Lady at Carwash
    James Devney
    • Deputy #1
    • (as Jim Devney)
    Leland J. Olson
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      • Sean Penn
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    7epevae

    Good idea,but ,,,

    Deceived by the title, pondering over a bizarre story, the Indian Runner became like his message: hard to come by. The insinuated events left little true action except for the killing at the beginning. It might be interesting to watch it, though not at a late hour, since it provides too little fascination. Solely enchanting Particia Arquette saved the film from receiving an even lower rating. Good idea, but ...
    Infofreak

    Brilliant directorial debut from Sean Penn featuring superb performances from Morse and Mortensen.

    Few actors who move over to directing have done so with as much success (artistically) as Sean Penn. John Cassavetes, a major source of inspiration to Penn, did so in the past, and Penn is one of the very few to follow in his footsteps who could possibly end up rivalling him as a maker of complex and haunting character based dramas. 'The Indian Runner' was Penn's directorial debut, and it is an extremely impressive achievement. Inspired by Springsteen's song 'Highway Patrolman' (from his underrated 'Nebraska' album from the early 1980s), it is a slow, almost hypnotic look at two brothers with totally different world views and their attempts to come to terms with each other. The siblings are played by David Morse ('Twelve Monkeys') and Viggo Mortensen ('The Prophecy'), and both performances are superb, and career high points. Mortensen is now a major movie star due to his involvement in the 'Lord Of The Rings' trilogy, but for his best acting work look no further than here. The rest of the movie features a first rate supporting cast which includes Valeria Golina ('Rain Man') and Patricia Arquette ('True Romance') as the brother's respective love interests, and veterans Dennis Hopper ('Blue Velvet') and Charles Bronson ('Death Wish'), testament to the respect Penn has in the acting community, I'd say. Bronson, who plays the father, puts in an uncharacteristically subdued performance, one of his best ever. Also keep an eye out for Benicio Del Toro ('The Usual Suspects') in a small cameo, and Penn's mother Eileen Ryan ('At Close Range'). This movie may not be to everyone's taste, but I was knocked out by it. Easily one of the most overlooked dramas of the 1990s. Highly recommended.
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    TOUCHES YOUR HEART AND LEAVES YOU EMOTIONALLY DRAINED

    The only reason I wanted to see The Indian Runner was because of the stunning multi-talented Viggo Mortensen. But I have to admit that this movie touched me. When it finished I sat for about half an hour just thinking 'why?'

    The movie moves along quite slowly but I think it was meant to. Penn wanted us to see, feel and identify with the characters. To witness the bond between the two brothers and Frank's struggle to tame himself.

    And we do. Viggo shows amazing range as an actor here and is easily one of the best films he has ever done. We see Frank go from relaxed to angry to livid to sorrowful and are drawn in to his tortured soul. Mortensen makes us want to feel for the character and we desperately want him to be happy. His emotions evoke a wide range of emotions in ourselves. His performance is nothing short of astounding. We never know if we are meant to hate Frank or feel sorry for him but we gradually begin to love him and want to understand why he is so angry with the world due to Mortensen's performance. Where was the Oscar this year???

    The rest of the cast shine as well. David Morse is utterly convincing as a man trying to salvage the last remains of his disintergrating family and the actress who plays his wife is equally good.

    All I can say is WATCH IT!
    9mhasheider

    An intelligent and seriously moving melodrama.

    A great melodrama in a small town during the seventies about two grown-up brothers; Joe (David Morse), is married and a deputy sheriff who seems to be highly devoted to his job. Frank (Viggo Mortensen), who is the younger one of the pair, comes back from Vietnam even though he has the habit of being a troublemaker.

    Morse and Mortensen are nothing short of excellent in their performances and are backed up by a solid supporting cast (Valerina Gorlino, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper, Sandy Dennis, and Charles Bronson). Out of the bunch, Bronson is the one to watch here as the boys' quiet and solemn father and he treats it to perfection. In one scene, he tells Joe while they're sitting out on the porch that he was wrong about Joe marrying Maria (Gorlino), who is Mexican.

    There another surprise that makes the film more compelling to watch is that it's the directing and writing debut of actor Sean Penn. The movie was inspired by the Bruce Springsteen song that's called "Highway Patrolman".

    Anthony Richmond's cinematography is extroadinary and the musical score by the late Jack Nitzsche is very solid.

    "The Indian Runner" presented a rare and very interesting question to me: "Why doesn't any movie director make a film that shows the two sides (bright and dark) of the director themself?"

    In conclusion, this movie is intelligent and seriously moving. And it shows that Penn can write and direct beside act.
    NateWatchesCoolMovies

    A rough story told masterfully

    I've often argued with myself whether Sean Penn is a better actor or director, but the truth is he's just as captivating a storyteller whether on camera or behind it, and The Indian Runner is a bold testament to the latter, a somber, tragic family drama that leaves the viewer reeling with it's hard luck characters and sorrowful resolutions. Set in the heartlands sometime after the Viet Nam war, Penn's focus is on two brothers who have been at odds with each other years. David Morse's Joe is a farmer turned cop, an even tempered, recent family man with a loving wife (Valeria Golino, what ever happened to her?) and his shit firmly together. Viggo Mortensen's Frank is a volatile, hotheaded veteran, the little brother with a big chip on his shoulder, a fiery temper and wires crossed somewhere deep inside. From the get-go there's tension, and when Frank brings home a naive girl (Patricia Arquette) to start some semblance of a family, trouble really brews. There's hints from director Penn of his own internal turmoil, two wolves that roil against one another represented by the brothers onscreen, and the inevitable violence begotten from the hostile one. It's so strange seeing Mortensen in a role like this, miles removed from not only the stalwart Aragorn we're used to, but from anything else he has ever done in his choosy, sparse career. This is the role of a lifetime for any actor and it's the one he should be remembered for, a maladjusted outsider who rages against civility and can't be controlled, to his own demise and detriment. Morse is always a slow burner, and takes it laconically here, but there's a sadness that burns at the corners of his eyes which the actor exudes achingly well. Arquette captures the stars her character has in her eyes for Frank, and tragically lets them fall in disillusionment when she realizes he's not the man she thought she knew, a splendid arc for the actress to breathe life into. The brother's patriarch is played by a low key, heartbreaking Charles Bronson, probably the last role in which he actually gets to *act*, and not just play a tough guy. He's full of complexity and depth in his brief appearance here, and knocks it out of the park. Dennis Hopper has an extended cameo as an antagonistic bartender, and Benicio Del Toro is apparently somewhere in it as well as he's in the credits, but I honestly couldn't spot him anywhere. The film subtly tackles everything from implied PTSD to biblical references to near mythic aspirations built around a legend that explains the title, but more than anything it's about something as simple as can be: How circumstances shape human beings, how trauma affects us and the ways we interact with each other, what it means to exist and make choices. Penn's fascination with these themes is obvious, skilled and nears profundity in dedication to story and character. A brilliant piece in need of far more exposure than its ever gotten.

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      The first movie in five years where Charles Bronson does not sport a mustache.
    • Errores
      Frank's prison tattoos change position throughout the movie.
    • Citas

      Frank: Somebody was boring me, I think it was me.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Paradise/Livin' Large/The Fisher King/The Indian Runner (1991)
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      Feeling Alright
      Written by Dave Mason

      Performed by Traffic

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 20 de septiembre de 1991 (Estados Unidos)
    • Países de origen
      • Japón
      • Estados Unidos
    • Sitio oficial
      • MGM
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      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • 兄弟情仇
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
      • Columbia Pictures
      • Mico
      • Mount Film Group
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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 7,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 191,125
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 34,047
      • 22 sep 1991
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 191,125
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      • 2h 7min(127 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Mezcla de sonido
      • Dolby SR
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.85 : 1

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