The Wolves Always Come At Night

In our world, storms level dreams, and farmers become construction workers.

This was a very emotional film about forced goodbyes, a relocation of the cowboys to the big city, against their will, away from their true loves, divorced from what makes them them.

Under the sword of Climate Change, much is sacrificed, and to eat, to live, you must become part of the problem - operate the diggers that tear the land and caused the problem in the first place.

It’s a rather quiet film, with an intense amount of passion inside it, and no pretension. I’m glad I finally got the opportunity to see it at Santa Barbara, and it’s given me a lot to think about.