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Sam, shérif du comté d'une ville frontalière du Texas, va tenter de trouver le responsable d'un meurtre commis trente-sept ans auparavant et dont le principal suspect, Charley Wade, ancien shérif à la réputation douteuse, n'est autre que son propre père.
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Lone Star plays like a meandering walk down memory lane by a sheriff with unresolved issues, in a town desperately in need of worthier legends to idolize. Themes of racism are heavy handed, and the story takes the scenic route when a direct, high speed road is the better option. The conclusion is shocking and thought-provoking, but a shock ending does not a good movie make.
Edit (2024/12/30): My rating for this film has increased. While I didn't write down my thoughts on it, since I last watched this film, it's been on my mind. I keep returning to it. I think I'll be rewatching this movie again in the coming year. I've a feeling it may continue to grow on me.
History and the past on the border.
Loved the scene transitions between past and future.