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The River Thief is a rich, action- adventure about guilt, grace, and receiving life as a gift, telling the story of a reckless teenage drifter (Joel Courtney) who endangers the lives of a man (Tommy Cash) and his granddaughter (Raleigh Cain) after stealing money from a drug dealer.
The River Thief is a rich, action- adventure about guilt, grace, and receiving life as a gift, telling the story of a reckless teenage drifter (Joel Courtney) who endangers the lives of a man (Tommy Cash) and his granddaughter (Raleigh Cain) after stealing money from a drug dealer.
Actors:
Bas Rutten,
Raleigh Cain,
Joel Courtney,
Tommy Cash,
Paul Johansson
Bas Rutten
24 February 1965, Tilburg, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Raleigh Cain
Joel Courtney
31 January 1996, Monterey, California, USA
Tommy Cash
5 April 1940, Dyess, Arkansas, USA
Paul Johansson
26 January 1964, Spokane, Washington, USA
Director:
N.D. Wilson
N.D. Wilson
Country:
United States
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October 14, 2016
... spirals into a woefully formulaic revenge movie in its second half.
October 13, 2016
An oddball redemption story in which the religious overtones jostle uncomfortably with a would-be boys' adventure tale turned kiddie noir.
October 21, 2016
A hoary melodrama revealing the filmmaker's inexperience.
October 12, 2016
An awkward hodgepodge of crime thriller, young-adult romance and religious sermon that [...] proves an ungainly mess of disparate tones.
October 13, 2016
It's entirely fitting that "The River Thief" is an unabashedly faith-based drama - it would take a considerable leap of faith to find many redemptive qualities in this hackneyed, heavy-handed first feature written and directed by YA author N.D. Wilson.
