Night Moves at 10: Kelly Reichardt's Pessimistic Ecoterrorism
Kelly Reichardt’s ecoterrorism thriller Night Moves feels less like it started a movement than damned it with its continued prescience.
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Kelly Reichardt’s ecoterrorism thriller Night Moves feels less like it started a movement than damned it with its continued prescience.
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Kelly Reichardt makes films so keenly in tune with the natural world that it seems appropriate that the director of “Meek’s Cutoff” and “Wendy & Lucy” would turn to the world of eco-terrorism for her newest thriller, the excellent “Night Moves.” Her story of three people caught in a web of mistakes and distrusts may first seem like a departure from her more character-driven dramas but, trust me, it’s not. “Night Moves” eschews traditional tension-building through plot twists and betrayals to focus on its characters, as Reichardt uses her increasingly impressive sense of co...