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Sundance: Trouble in Texas in Jim Mickle’s Thrilling Cold in July
Director Jim Mickle is back at Sundance for a second year in a row with the dark, thrilling Cold in July, based on the novel by Joe R. Landale. After serving up last year’s compelling cannibal family film We Are What We Are, Mickle seems right at home in this neo-noir set in a small Texas town sometime in the 1980s.
Cold in July wastes no time plunging you into an ordinary man’s extraordinary dilemma.
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January 24, 2014