Tina Halvorson

Slow moving and requires patience to the max. Nice cinematography but focused on one thing too long. Music is so dissident that it distracts from the beauty of nature and almost gives the edge of a horror film. I totally appreciated the message here about ethics and honoring mother earth and nature over greed, etc. However, the ending is so ambiguous I found it frustrating. Did Hannah die? Was the heavy breathing and view of the trees from the perspective of Hannah as she was being carried by her father? Did the agent he strangled in the field die? What the heck? Very unresolved and unsatisfying.