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One of the greatest storytellers, Belfast-born, Terry George (Hotel Rwanda, Some Mother’s Son) returns with a haunting tale of loss and revenge. The film focuses on the difficult paths taken by two fathers in the wake of overwhelming tragedy in their lives brought about by a late-night accident at the side of a deserted town road. It features stunning, moving performances by Mark Ruffalo and Joaquin Phoenix, two of contemporary American cinema’s most engaging and daring actors. They are ably supported by wonderfully nuanced work from Jennifer Connelly and Mira Sorvino.

The film starts gently, as two families spend a weekend evening doing family activities. Ethan and Grace Learner (Phoenix and Connelly) attend their son’s lakeside concert, while divorced dad Dwight Arno (Ruffalo) and his son catch the ball game. The families climb into their respective cars and set off home, but something tells us that tragedy is about to strike. The ball game went into extra innings, so an agitated Dwight races his son home to assuage as best he can his ex-wife (Sorvino), explaining the situation to her on his cell phone. The Learners have a more relaxed drive, their main concern being the welfare of the fireflies their children have caught in a bottle. These voyages intersect in a horrible split second, resulting in the death of a child and two very changed men – one wracked with guilt, the other destroyed by grief.
Ethan, angered that he can’t get any help from authorities in tracking down the killer of his son, decides to take matters into his own hands. What ensues is a game of cat and mouse, as one man searches for the hit-and-run driver who destroyed his family, while the other desperately attempts to cover his tracks. As Dwight’s remorse propels him on a journey toward doing the right thing, Ethan’s unbearable sadness morphs into something darker, compelling him to take radical action.
Reservation Road is a showcase of some of the world’s finest acting talents. Part tearjerker, part vigilante film, it probes our own inner conscience, asking what we might do if faced with impossible moral choices. Toronto International Film Festival

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