Jake Scott is the son of Ridley and the least we can say is that the son has chosen style less flashy than the father. For its second production, he filmed the encounter between a father who lost his daughter too early and a young stripper flayed. The story takes place in a New Orleans post-Katrina, a perfect metaphor for these characters devastated, trying to rebuild their lives. Despite its very original subject, the film stays away from clichés, draws tears away from Hollywood, thanks to its actors.
James Gandolfini is amazing in this role of doting father awkward, extra loving. His tenderness, his clumsiness, his utopia to bring that little in the right way, just as touching as it is singular, it is true that we are more accustomed to see eat spaghetti and knock out anything that moves. Kristen Stewart also plays away from its traditional melodramas of teenagers on the bottom of werewolves and vampires. She is perfect in the skin of this stripeuse / prostitute, battered by hardships, tired of life. The film gets its second wind thanks to Melissa Leo, one might think at first that her character will play the vases, but neni! It goes crescendo and becomes a perfect complement to the main duo. The staging is simple, it leaves any room for the story and actors.
In the Scott family, I want a son!
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