Noble Things 2009
"He who Is noble devises noble things, and by noble things he stands"
Set against the sun-baked backroads of Southeast Texas, *Noble Things* (2009) follows Jimmy Wayne Collins as he navigates a turbulent return to his roots. Directed by Dan McMellen, this Southern drama weaves together family wounds, redemption, and the haunting pull of home.
Director: Dan McMellen
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Noble Things (2009) about?
*Noble Things* follows Jimmy Wayne Collins as he returns to his rural Texas hometown, forced to confront his estranged father's illness, his imprisoned brother's fate, and the unresolved demons of his past. The film explores themes of guilt, belonging, and whether a person can ever truly outrun their roots.
Who directed Noble Things?
Dan McMellen directed *Noble Things*, infusing the Southern drama with a grounded, atmospheric style that highlights the emotional weight of the story.
Who stars in Noble Things?
The film features Brett Moses in the lead role, alongside Ryan Hurst, Michael Parks, Dominique Swain, and Lee Ann Womack, each bringing depth to their complex characters.
Is Noble Things (2009) worth watching?
Though not widely rated, *Noble Things* offers a compelling character study of redemption and family ties, wrapped in the slow-burn tension of rural Southern life. Fans of intimate dramas with emotional punch will find it rewarding.
How long is Noble Things?
The runtime for *Noble Things* is 98 minutes.
About Noble Things (2009) — A Southern Drama of Family, Redemption, and Returning Home
Set against the sun-baked backroads of Southeast Texas, *Noble Things* (2009) follows Jimmy Wayne Collins as he navigates a turbulent return to his roots. Directed by Dan McMellen, this Southern drama weaves together family wounds, redemption, and the haunting pull of home. With his father's health fading and his imprisoned brother awaiting release, Jimmy must confront the ghosts of his past in a story steeped in quiet intensity and emotional depth. The film's rustic atmosphere and raw performances anchor a narrative that balances struggle with hope.
McMellen crafts a poignant tale of reckoning, where every decision carries weight. Brett Moses anchors the cast, backed by standouts like Ryan Hurst and Michael Parks, all delivering performances that resonate long after the credits roll. *Noble Things* is a slow-burn drama that lingers in the mind, offering a glimpse into the complexities of loyalty and the fragile nature of second chances.