

Crime · Thriller
A Violent Separation
Nothing loves you like your own flesh and blood
1983. In a quiet Midwestern town, a young deputy covers up a murder at the hands of his brother triggering a series of events that sends them and the victim's family towards a shattering climax.
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Top Cast

Alycia Debnam-Carey
Frances Campbell

Brenton Thwaites
Norman Young

Claire Holt
Abbey Campbell

Ben Robson
Ray Young

Ted Levine
Ed Quinn

Francesca Eastwood
El Camino

Gerald McRaney
Tom Campbell

Michael Malarkey
Cinch Barton
Directed by
Kevin Goetz
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Wuchak
8/1010/3/2025
**_What’s in your heart is told in your eyes_** A noble young cop in rural southeast Texas (Brenton Thwaites) has to deal with his ‘black sheep’ brother (Ben Robson), including maybe covering for him when tragedy strikes. But will such a decision eventually destroy his life? Ted Levine is on hand as the snooping sheriff. This is a Southern Gothic drama with crime thriller bits, similar to “Undertow” from 15 years prior, except that it doesn’t focus on kids. Like the best dramas, it fleshes out the characters and keeps everything in the realm of plausibility, refusing overkill. Effectively done drama that smacks of real life is somehow more absorbing than a wild action scene every 10-15 minutes, especially when it’s done artistically, as it is here. Interestingly, three of the main
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