What a powerful, hard hitting and beautifuly crafted piece of cinema! Pigeon holed into a genre where it far surpasses its contemporaries! Skillfully filmed, superbly acted and extremely well written. I can not recommend this film enough! So much better than the mainstream generic movies that Hollywood gives us these days, no super heroes or guaranteed sequels 'just' an original and powerful story.

They killed a coyote for this movie and lied about it! The movie does not carry a "no naimals were harmed" tag and no animal rights/protection group was assigned to monitor while filming. Red flags everywhere! Plain and simple, they killed an animal for this movie!

What kind of sick person would shoot a real coyote for the purpose of entertainment? They claim that this was a taxidermy but it clearly was not, you can see all the limbs flying and going soft, watch it frame by frame, it is fluent and it was shot in one scene, what a bunch of disgusting liars.

This was a good film, spoilt somewhat by sound issues. I was not sure what the problem was - were the actors just mumbling? It almost felt like the sound guy was standing too far away - the music and sound effects were fine, but even with the sound turned up to 75/100 I had a hard time hearing what the characters said - that was very hard going. I don't think I got more than a couple of words of the Native American policeman said. Much of the (important?) dialog appeared to be mumbled. Perhaps because I'm English I was not completely "dialled in" to the accents - but I can't remember having an issue with American accents before. I think because I missed quite a bit of the dialog there were a few loose ends left hanging for me. For example, the snow mobile trail that led up to Matt. Did he try to escape, or was he taken there by the "baddies"? If taken there by the baddies, why was the trail only in one direction? And where did they go after? I'm sure there's a reasonable explanation, but it was perhaps missed in the poor sound quality of the dialog.Having said all that it was an interesting movie and very well done otherwise.