The story follows (Andrew Garfield), a hard-working construction worker and single father who lives with his mother, Lynn (Laura Dern), and his young son. After falling behind on mortgage payments, the family is brutally evicted from their long-time home by Rick Carver (Michael Shannon), a ruthless real estate broker working for the banks.
The opening eviction scene, filmed in a single take, was noted for its raw, gut-wrenching intensity. (2014) is a critically acclaimed American independent drama
(2014) is a critically acclaimed American independent drama directed by Ramin Bahrani that explores the human toll of the 2008 housing crisis. Set in Orlando, Florida, the film functions as a "modern economic parable," focusing on the moral compromises individuals make to survive in a system that often favors winners over losers. Film Synopsis Desperate to reclaim his home, Nash enters a
The dynamic between Garfield’s anguished performance and Shannon’s "reptilian" portrayal of greed was cited as a major highlight. Desperate to reclaim his home
Desperate to reclaim his home, Nash enters a "deal with the devil" by going to work for Carver. He initially performs handyman repairs but eventually becomes Carver's right-hand man, assisting in the same heart-wrenching evictions that ruined his own life. As Nash gains wealth and moves his family into a luxurious new home, he faces a profound moral dilemma: continue victimizing others for profit or seek redemption by exposing Carver's corrupt and illegal business practices. Director: Ramin Bahrani Lead Cast: Andrew Garfield as Dennis Nash Michael Shannon as Rick Carver Laura Dern as Lynn Nash Writers: Ramin Bahrani and Amir Naderi Runtime: 112 minutes