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Rating: 9/10 (15 November 2017)

This is based on true events On an Indian Reservation in Wyoming, Hunter/Tracker Cory (Jeremy Renner) helps a new FBI agent Jane Banner (Elizabeth Olsen) to discover who killed Natalie (Kelsey Asbille).
This moves along very nicely and the music is loud at times and that's okay as it signals impending doom. Cory finds Natalie dead in the snow as she appeared to have been running from something. The Coroner won't list her as a homicide because the cause of death was lungs bursting in the very cold although he believes it is a homicide. Jane needs it to be a homicide in order to bring in other FBI agents, but now she has to work things out herself and enlists Cory's help.
The photography is simply outstanding as is the cinematography. The acting all around is very good, but sometimes the sound is a little muddled and it is difficult to hear character dialogues and one must listen carefully.
You would think that Cory and FBI Jane would gather clues to determine who killed Natalie, but this is not the case in its entirety. You'll see. Well, they do so up to a point but the resolution will kind of shock you, maybe.
Even though Cory is a Hunter as he calls himself, we wondered who he worked for and on the side of his pick-up we see the words: Wild Life Officer. So he works for the State of Wyoming. Mystery solved. Hey, we had to know.
Notables: Graham Greene as Ben, the Tribal Chief of Police; Gil Birmingham as Martin, Natalie's father.
We see a lot of snow and snow mobiles racing here and there. Very cool. Would like to get one.
All in all a very good thriller and again, the resolution may surprise you. (9/10)
Violence: Yes. Sex: Yes, Natalie is raped. Nudity: No. Language: Yes, some at times.