Thanks to filmmakers such as Taylor Sheridan, neo-western films have refined a genre once characterized by heroic conquest and celebratory iconography. In its place, they trade that mythology for moral ambiguity and hard interrogation of the past.
Thanks to filmmakers such as Taylor Sheridan, neo-western films have refined a genre once characterized by heroic conquest and celebratory iconography. In its place, they trade that mythology for moral ambiguity and hard interrogation of the past.