This Is Martin Bonner 2013
"Sometimes You Have to Lose Your Life in Order to Find It"
This Is Martin Bonner (2013) is a quietly powerful drama that follows an unlikely friendship between two men at crossroads.
Director: Chad Hartigan
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is This Is Martin Bonner (2013) about?
This Is Martin Bonner (2013) tells the story of Martin, a man starting over after bankruptcy and divorce, who takes a job helping ex-convicts reintegrate into society. His life intersects with Travis, a former prisoner released after twelve years, as both men grapple with the weight of their pasts and the fragile hope of a fresh start.
Who directed This Is Martin Bonner?
This Is Martin Bonner was directed by Chad Hartigan, who brings a subtle, grounded approach to the film's themes of resilience and connection.
Who stars in This Is Martin Bonner?
The film features Paul Eenhoorn as Martin Bonner, Richmond Arquette as Travis Holloway, alongside Sam Buchanan, Robert Longstreet, and Kristin Slaysman in pivotal supporting roles.
Is This Is Martin Bonner (2013) worth watching?
This Is Martin Bonner (2013) is a thought-provoking character drama that rewards patient viewers. Though it's not a fast-paced film, its quiet intensity and authentic performances make it a compelling watch for fans of understated, human-centered storytelling.
How long is This Is Martin Bonner?
This Is Martin Bonner (2013) has a runtime of 83 minutes, making it a concise yet impactful viewing experience.
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About This Is Martin Bonner (2013) — A Quiet Drama of Second Chances and Unlikely Friendship
This Is Martin Bonner (2013) is a quietly powerful drama that follows an unlikely friendship between two men at crossroads. Martin Bonner, a freshly bankrupt East Coast transplant, takes a job running a reentry program for ex-convicts in Nevada, hoping to rebuild his life after 20 years of routine. Meanwhile, Travis Holloway steps out of prison after twelve years behind bars, carrying the weight of a past he can't outrun. Their paths collide as Martin tries to help Travis navigate the fragile promise of freedom, while both struggle with the ghosts of choices they can no longer undo.
Director Chad Hartigan crafts a meditative character study, steeped in the quiet tension of second chances and the cost of rebuilding. The film's understated tone mirrors its themes—redemption isn't dramatic; it's found in small, honest moments. With a runtime of just 83 minutes, This Is Martin Bonner (2013) is a moving exploration of identity, purpose, and the fragile hope that lingers even after life has been broken.