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Affliction (1998)

A small town policeman must investigate a suspicious hunting accident. The investigation and other events result in him slowly disintegrating mentally.

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brendan n 09 Aug 2009

The casting, performances and writing are all perfect. The character Nolte plays is perfectly tailored to his style of acting and it's jaw dropping to watch. Coburn's performance is so many big words i don't know. He's such an unpleasant character, just full of bitterness and wants to do nothing but dominate everyone even his own family! Schrader's script is truly something to behold here. The characters in his movies don't mirror my own life at all but he does such a brilliant job of making every character easy to relate to that they stay with me long after i've seen them and Affliction is no exception.

Josh B 14 May 2012

One of my favorite movies. Coburn and Nolte give some pretty chilling performances. I think it's Nolte's best work and he was nominated for best actor by the MPAA. Coburn won the Academy Award for best supporting actor - well deserved. You should check this one out.

Olaolu A 16 Apr 2010

The mystery subplot keeps the film from being a true masterpiece but overall its still very strong with Nick Nolte, James Coburn, Willem Dafoe, and Sissy Spacek all turning in fantastic performances. Nolte especially is strong who is at his best in this role.

Fong K 13 Dec 2016

I kind of love this admittedly flawed film. What do I think is flawed? Largely the narrative, which is far from bad, but at times makes a bit less sense than it should. More than once it really feels like a book compressed into the length of a feature film, and you can sense that bits of the plot are missing. Along similar lines, while Dafoe's narration is occasionally on point, it often feels like it was dropped in because the screenwriter couldn't figure out any other way to introduce some idea from the book that felt crucial. So, why do I love it? Because the central performances in this film are incredible and they all serve what I think is Schrader's biggest interest in making the film ... focusing on the legacy of violence. Coburn towers over this film afraid of nothing and nobody. Nolte embodies a small boy reacting to perceived injustices with no control over his anger. Dafoe is withdrawn, but supports Nolte beyond the bounds of reason due to a bond forged in their traumatic childhood. I could watch these three perform these parts with no story at all.

Blake French 01 Jan 2000

takes itself seriously and has no pity, regrets, or agreements