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Road-trip drama directed by Alexander Payne and starring Bruce Dern and Will Forte. Aging alcoholic Woody Grant (Dern) has received a letter in the mail informing him that he has won a million dollars in a sweepstake. The only catch is he must travel to the company's headquarters in Nebraska to collect the winnings. Determined to make the trip, and against his wife (June Squibb)'s wishes, Woody sets off on foot from his home in Montana. When his son David (Forte) learns of his father's intent, he decides to accompany him along the way and during a stop in their hometown the pair are reunited with old friends and family. But when Woody announces the news of his newly gained winnings, a number of outstanding debts are demanded of him "source:http://www.virginmedia.com/movies/find/nebraska"

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A key reason behind my decision to head to the 2013 Hamptons International Film Festival this weekend was to get a sneak peak at Alexander Payne’s highly anticipated latest directorial debut, Nebraska. After garnering critical praise for his last two features–The Descendants and Sideways, respectively–Payne is back with a film that paints a detailed portrait of a group of lives that otherwise might seem mundane. The group of lives in question this time is the Grant family. After aging and slightly-senial Woody Grant (Bruce Dern) receives a notice from Publisher’s Clearing House telling him he is the lucky winner of one million dollars, his son David Grant (Will Forte) decides the only way to handle the situation, which Woody won’t let go of, is to drive his father from Montana to Lincoln, Nebraska–Publishers Clearing House’s headquarters–so that his father can see for himself that it is a scam. Pretty simple plot, right?

Well, true to Payne form, a simple, if not stock plot leads to a thorough depiction of a slice of reality. Payne achieves this both in The Descendants and Sideways, and it is not different in Nebraska. Simply put, the praise the film is garnering is deserved. Aside from Payne’s skilled direction, the acting is also something to take note of.

While it seems that everyone is talking about Will Forte’s turn from comedic to dramatic acting (and they definitely should, he did quite a good job), Bruce Dern is really the standout of the film. To say that Dern’s performance was nuanced and thoughtful would be an understatement. So thoroughly did Dern inhabit this character that when I saw him post film screening for a Q&A with Forte, I could not believe the person standing in front of me was coherent in a way that his character was not. Truly a fantastic performance.

As the Oscars near, the will-it-be’s keep coming our way. Given the Academy’s love for Payne and the movie’s truly good qualities, I think it will be an easy contender. While Nebraska certainly did have its problems– it was longer than it needed to be, parts of the film were uncharacteristically unrealistic, and the black and white seemed a little kitschy (but why focus on the not-so-good?)– the fact remains that it was a solid film out of this year’s crop so far. And with a damn good performance by an aging white male actor, I can see the Academy licking their chomps already. "source: http://www.themoviebanter.com/2013/10/hiff-2013-review-nebraska/