Land 2021
"A story of humanity, in the face of uncertainty"
In *Land (2021)*, directed by Robin Wright and starring the filmmaker herself alongside Demián Bichir, Edee grapples with profound loss after an unimaginable tragedy.
Director: Robin Wright
Cast
Robin Wright
Edee Holzer
Demián Bichir
Miguel
Sarah Dawn Pledge
Alawa
Kim Dickens
Emma
Warren Christie
Adam
Finlay Wojtak-Hissong
Drew
Brad Leland
Colt
Jordan Bullchild
Store Employee
David Trimble
Store Clerk
Rikki-Lynn Ward
Kayla Big Bear
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Land (2021) about?
*Land* follows Edee, a woman reeling from loss, who retreats to the Rockies to escape the world. After nearly succumbing to the harsh wilderness, she's rescued by a stranger who forces her to reconsider solitude and the possibility of connection. The film is a raw exploration of grief, isolation, and the slow process of healing.
Who directed Land?
Robin Wright directed *Land (2021)*, marking her feature directorial debut with a deeply personal and visually striking drama.
Who stars in Land?
The film stars Robin Wright in the lead role, with Demián Bichir, Kim Dickens, Warren Christie, and Sarah Dawn Pledge rounding out the cast as key figures in Edee's story.
Is Land (2021) worth watching?
Given its thoughtful themes and Wright's direction, *Land* is a compelling watch for fans of character-driven dramas. While not a high-energy film, its quiet intensity and emotional resonance make it a rewarding experience for those seeking substance over spectacle.
How long is Land?
*Land* runs for 89 minutes, making it a concise yet impactful viewing experience.
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About Land (2021) — A solitary woman's journey to reclaim life in the wilderness
In *Land (2021)*, directed by Robin Wright and starring the filmmaker herself alongside Demián Bichir, Edee grapples with profound loss after an unimaginable tragedy. Haunted by grief, she secludes herself in the rugged, untamed wilderness of the Rockies, where solitude becomes both her refuge and her torment. When a compassionate local hunter stumbles upon her near-collapse, a fragile lifeline emerges—one that challenges her to confront the raw edges of survival and the possibility of healing. Wright crafts a deeply human drama that explores resilience, isolation, and the quiet courage required to rebuild a life shattered by sorrow.
Set against the vast, indifferent beauty of nature, *Land* unfolds as a meditative journey into the heart of human endurance. The film's atmospheric tension mirrors Edee's internal struggle, where the land itself becomes a character—both antagonist and unlikely guide. With minimal dialogue and striking visuals, Wright delivers a poignant narrative that resonates long after the credits roll.
