a modern melodramatic oater whose plot once started can navigate on its own

a predictable screenplay, but let us now praise famous bears

a pretty straightforward drama and a bit predictable, the movie is worth watching thanks to the performances of Robert Redford and the great Morgan Freeman

a Robert Redford film set in the farmlands of America, there is a mountain range, there is greenery, and as usual there is a lacking plot trying not to cloud the beauty of the picture

a simple but effective drama about a woman and her daughter on the run from an abusive boyfriend, and the crusty old ranch hand that shares a past with them and reluctantly agrees to take them in

a synthetic drama, loaded with easy-reader symbolism

a very approachable book (for a lay person) and the narrative is very easy on the ear