Great Characters

Rating: 7/10 (12 March 2018)

I was very cautious of this movie simply because of Renner's white male lead and it taking place on a native reservation. However, I really ended up liking his character. He is a supportive ex-husband, and a supportive friend. He went to therapy. His relationship with his ex-wife is believable and carried out quite naturally. I really liked the actress who played his ex. She pulled off her characters emotions very well.
We get to see the harsh reality our native population are going through from both the inside (all native characters, and sort of Renner - I found it well insinuated that he is a welcomed ally, but still white to the community) and outside perspective (FBI agent who knows and admits that she is lost, but wants to help because it's the right thing and hates the legislation just as much as the local PD), which I find refreshing.
Another review stated that Greene's character was a 'cop who is blase about his job', which...I don't know. I don't feel like that's really accurate. He's a Res cop whose hands are tied by litigation, and I think if that red tape was cut, he would have successfully finished the investigation without the agent or even Renner's character. I think the antagonists fate would have still been the same. The litigation doesn't really let him do more than what he did.
Overall I enjoyed the movie much more than I thought I would.