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Gun Hill Road (2011)

An ex-con returns home to the Bronx after three year in prison to discover his wife estranged and his teenage son exploring a sexual transformation that will put the fragile bonds of their family to the test.

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Jillian L 09 Mar 2013

I thought this was both fascinating and heart breaking at the same time. It's a real study in not only familial bonds, but the environment in which people are raised in. Why do they do the things that they do, and when does love of another person trump everything you've ever known and believed? The acting all around is fantastic. I loved seeing Judy Reyes, who I've only ever seen on Scrubs, get to really dig into this part. Harmony Santana as Michael was absolutely fantastic, and Esai Morales as Enrique was equally as fantastic. His character would do and say these things and my initial gut reaction would make him out as a bad person, but the way Morales portrayed him, you can see that he completely and utterly believes that he is doing the right thing, which was heart breaking to watch. Disclaimer, some of the scenes are brutal and a little hard to watch, and it does lag in places, but in the end, this is actually a pretty powerful movie.

Elaine L 20 Aug 2011

Reading some of the reviews from the critics with "gender cliche" statements, and "tenderness and good intentions don't necessarily add up to a good movie"---I scratch my head and wonder, did we see the same movie? Because this movie was rather brilliant. It was sensitive, and at the same time, brutally honest and incredibly uncomfortable at times. Growing up in a latin family, and with the uber-macho culture that latin families tend to embrace, this film is incredibly accurate of what that environment can be be like. What I enjoyed most is even though a part of you wants to hate the father figure role of the film (which Esai plays to perfection), you understand his character at the same time. This is a very well executed film. I recommend it to anyone and everyone.

Graham B 10 Sep 2014

Enrique returns home from a stint in prison to find his homelife has changed. His wife is hiding an affair she had whilst he was away and his son Michael is going through a sexual/gender awakening. The bigoted father tries hard to grasp hold of his masculine ideals, whilst Angela tries her best to keep her family dynamic together. Though the story of a man returning home from prison to find shit has changed is rather well trodden ground, the tale of Michael's transexuality and the gender politics it brings on is a nice angle. Harmony Santana is a triumph as Michael and gives the character real empathy. The cast as a whole does very well, but I found Enrique's arc to be rather flat and his story should have held equal heading with that of his son. The juxtaposition of the two characters could have been so much more interesting. It just fell a little flat here. An intriguing tale of sexual transformation, but not much more.

Wesley Morris 14 Sep 2011

This is the first movie to make me equate coming home from prison with coming home from war.

Kirk Honeycutt 31 Jul 2011

Green has chosen for his focus to fall on Enrique, in many ways the least interesting character in his story, rather than the son or even the mother who is surprisingly protective and understanding.