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                    Take Shelter 15 rating

                    Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain bring to life this extraordinary tale of ordinary madness.

                    Drama 2011 116 mins

                    Director: Jeff Nichols

                    CC

                    Overview

                    Curtis LaForche (Michael Shannon) is a small town crew chief for a sand-mining company, who finds solace in his loving wife Samantha (Jessica Chastain) and their young daughter Hannah (Tova Stewart), who is deaf. There seems little remarkable about the man, yet he is in the shadow of a dark cloud and becomes increasingly plagued by apocalyptic apparitions. Haunted by his fears, his behaviour becomes erratic, and Curtis risks alienating the local community and stretching relationships with those closest to him beyond breaking point. Jeff Nichols' 2011 film is a deeply resonant vision that audaciously probes the psyche of modern America, showcasing one of Shannon's greatest performances as a touching and vulnerable character; a thoroughly convincing everyman for our times.

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