Ragged Heart

Name: Ragged Heart
Genre: Thriller
Released: October 21, 2022
Duration: 86 min
Cast: Ashley Landrieu, Ava Connolly, Eddie Craddock, Eleanor Caudill, Jim White

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| Release Date (Streaming): October 21, 2022 | Not Rated

Starring: Ashley Landrieu, Ava Connolly, Eddie Craddock, Eleanor Caudill, Jim White, Joshua Mikel, Kate McManus, Patterson Hood, Sienna Chandler, Willow Avalon

Summary: When his estranged daughter tragically dies, a washed up musician attempts to complete the last song she wrote, hoping to somehow redeem himself and let her rest in peace. His mission takes him back into the industry that spit him out years ago and face to face with his demons, old and new.

Director: Evan McNary

Genre(s): Thriller

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 86 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Oct 24, 2022

The milieu is more interesting than anyone in it and anything they do or have happen to them in Ragged Heart, an earthy dive into the underbelly of a “music scene that was” — Athens, Ga. Read full review

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RagingBulls

Nov 6, 2022

The plot takes its time to unfold. But if you like films like Nomadland or The Rider that feel more like a documentary and show earthy, "real people" then this might be worth your time.

Like those movies, it feels rough around the edges and captured rather than composed but theThe plot takes its time to unfold. But if you like films like Nomadland or The Rider that feel more like a documentary and show earthy, "real people" then this might be worth your time.

Like those movies, it feels rough around the edges and captured rather than composed but the cinematography is still well done with some really nice images sprinkled though it.

The actors are mostly unknowns or just real people playing versions of themselves, which adds to the realness. And the world of the Athens art and music scene truly plays a central role in the story.… Expand

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