Valley of Bones
2017 American film
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Valley of Bones is a 2017 American adventure/crime thriller film directed by Dan Glaser and starring Autumn Reeser, Rhys Coiro and Steven Molony. Jon L. Wanzek of Bad Medicine Films was the writer, producer and executive producer.[1] It was released in theaters on September 1, 2017 and received mixed reviews from critics.[2]
Steven Molony
Richard M. Lewis
Dan Glaser
Steven Molony
Luke Taylor
Janek Ambros
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| Directed by | Dan Glaser |
| Written by | Dan Glaser Steven Molony Richard M. Lewis |
| Produced by | Jon L. Wanzek Dan Glaser Steven Molony Luke Taylor Janek Ambros |
| Starring | Autumn Reeser Rhys Coiro Steven Molony |
| Cinematography | Michael Alden Lloyd |
| Edited by | Dan Glaser |
| Music by | Michael Kramer Corey Wallace |
Production companies | Bad Medicine Films Buffalo 8 Productions |
| Distributed by | Smith Global Media |
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Running time | 90 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot
A disgraced paleontologist struggling to raise her son is tipped off to a groundbreaking dig site in the Badlands, embarks on a journey through the badlands of western North Dakota to search for a monumental T. rex fossil. She has to team up with a recovering meth addict, with unpaid debts to a drug cartel and threatens to bury them both under the weight of their criminal pasts.[3]
Cast
- Autumn Reeser as Anna
- Rhys Coiro as Nate
- Steven Molony as McCoy
- Mason Mahay as Ezekiel
- Alexandra Billings as Kimberly
- Bill Smitrovich as Bill
- Mark Margolis as El Papá
- Muse Watson as Terry
- Brandon Heitkamp as Bryce
- Van White as Reese
- Maddisyn Carter as Julie
Production
Jon L. Wanzek of Bad Medicine Films was the writer, producer and executive producer, his first full independent feature film.[1] [4] Most of the film was shot on Wanzek's Pitchfork Ranch property near Amidon, North Dakota.[5][6] Valley of Bones was distributed by Smith Global Media/Sony Pictures and released across the United States in September 2017.[7][8][9]
