A Sundance Film Festival favorite, this engrossing tale of wilderness survival was shot entirely on location during Montana’s breathtaking and brutal winter. An intimate, gripping coming-of-age narrative that lays bare the challenges of life in this landscape, it’s the story of reluctant teenager David (Josh Wiggins), who is visiting his father (Matt Bomer) for their annual hunting trip. David begins to understand and appreciate the ritual of the hunt, but things go awry and the father-son bonding trip turns into a matter of life and death. Full of stunning widescreen vistas and wildlife shots, Walking Out is an emotional and resonant family story that challenges our assumptions about living responsibly in nature.
Walking Out
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Focus on Nature is made possible through generous support from the van Hengel Family Fund and the National Endowment for the Arts, and is presented in partnership with Scenic Hudson and Groundwork Hudson Valley.
Walking Out
Q&A filmmaker Alex Smith and editor Michael Taylor
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Q&A with filmmaker Alex Smith and editor Michael Taylor
Sunday, Oct. 8 2017, 7:30
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Montana native Alex Smith and his twin brother, Andrew, have collaborated on several award-winning films, including Winter in the Blood and The Slaughter Rule, which premiered at the 2002 Sundance Film Festival. They are writing an Amazon Originals pilot, adapting the graphic novel Son of the Gun for Fox Searchlight and Remembering Laughter for director Rodrigo García, and have written for HBO, Warner Bros., Disney, Sony, and FX.
Award winning editor Michael Taylor has cut more than 40 films since he entered the world of independent film editing in 2003. Taylor’s work spans a wide range of documentaries and narratives, including Ira Sach’s Love Is Strange, Hateship Loveship starring Kristin Wiig, Elvis & Nixon and Freakonomics.
This film is part of the Focus on Nature 2017 series.
This series is presented in partnership with:
Focus on Nature is made possible through generous support from the van Hengel Family Fund and the National Endowment for the Arts, and is presented in partnership with Scenic Hudson and Groundwork Hudson Valley.
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