Movie |
Father Son Relationship | Based On Novel Or Book
After hearing a young boy’s cry for help, a sister and brother venture into a vast field of grass in Kansas but soon discover that there may be no way out.
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After hearing a young boy’s cry for help, a sister and brother venture into a vast field of grass in Kansas but soon discover that there may be no way out.
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing Feature Film | 2020
Feature Film | 2020 | Vincenzo
Nontheatrical feature cinematography | 2020 | Craig
Outstanding Achievement in Picture Editing Feature Film | 2020 | Michele
Best Streaming Premiere Film | 2020
Much of the film was shot in Canada with the field being located near a bowling alley which was featured in the film. The church, however, was a temporary set made for the film on site.
Patrick Wilson stepped in for James Marsden, who departed the project to do Sonic the Hedgehog (2019).
There is a 1959 Chevrolet standing outside the church with its grille customized to resemble Christine, the 1958 Plymouth from Stephen King's novel with the same name.
A character speaks of turning left or turning right in "this garden of forking paths." "The Garden of Forking Paths" is a 1941 short story by Jorge Luis Borges that speculates about taking turns left or right in a winding, branched garden leading to different points in space, time, and possible outcomes. This is a common theme in Borges' work, and very much fits in with events in the movie.
If you look carefully, the stained glass in the church looks like grass.
"Tobin Humbolt: My Daddy's right. We are grass. We keep dying and coming back."
"Ross Humboldt: [about the rock] I think it's a safe bet it's been here since before the Kiowa hunted on the Osage Cuestas. Older than the hills. Probably was here before the glaciers came and carried the hills away. You realize we're in the center of the contiguous United States. Smack-dab in the middle of the continent."
