
Burn Country 2016
In Ian Olds' gripping drama *Burn Country (2016)*, a seasoned war journalist who once risked everything to document conflicts abroad now faces a darker battle at home.
Director: Ian Olds
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Burn Country (2016) about?
*Burn Country (2016)* follows a former war correspondent turned small-town journalist whose quiet life is upended when violence erupts in his community. As the conflict escalates, he's forced to draw on old instincts—risking everything to protect what's left.
Who directed Burn Country?
Ian Olds directed *Burn Country (2016)*, bringing his experience with war-themed narratives to this intense character-driven thriller.
Who stars in Burn Country?
The film stars Dominic Rains, Melissa Leo, James Franco, Rachel Brosnahan, and Thomas Jay Ryan in pivotal roles.
Is Burn Country (2016) worth watching?
*Burn Country (2016)* is a tense, atmospheric drama that blends war's aftermath with domestic unrest. While not widely reviewed, its gripping premise and strong cast—including Melissa Leo and James Franco—make it a compelling watch for fans of thought-provoking thrillers.
How long is Burn Country?
Burn Country runs for 102 minutes.
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About Burn Country (2016) — War journalist's brutal reckoning on home soil
In Ian Olds' gripping drama *Burn Country (2016)*, a seasoned war journalist who once risked everything to document conflicts abroad now faces a darker battle at home. Settled in Northern California and writing for a small-town newspaper, he finds himself drawn into a spiraling crisis that mirrors the chaos he once chased overseas. As tensions rise, his past and present collide, forcing him to confront the fragility of peace—and the cost of survival.
This atmospheric thriller blends war's lingering scars with the quiet desperation of suburban life, weaving a tense narrative where violence lurks beneath the surface. With a cast led by Dominic Rains, Melissa Leo, and James Franco, *Burn Country (2016)* explores themes of displacement, moral ambiguity, and the scars of war that never fully heal.