Barron's Cove

Revenge is a deadly place.

6.4
20251h 56m

Production

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When his young son is viciously murdered by a classmate, a grieving father with a history of violence kidnaps the child responsible, igniting a frenzied manhunt fueled by a powerful politician -- the father of the kidnapped boy.

Trailers & Videos

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Official Trailer

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"You Just Had To Be There"

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"I'm The Reason"

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"Where Is Barron?"

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"What Are You Trying to Break?"

Cast

Photo of Garrett Hedlund

Garrett Hedlund

Caleb Faulkner

Photo of Hamish Linklater

Hamish Linklater

Lyle Chambers

Photo of Christian Convery

Christian Convery

Ethan Chambers

Photo of Raúl Castillo

Raúl Castillo

Detective Navarro

Photo of Stephen Lang

Stephen Lang

Benji Faulkner

Photo of Marc Menchaca

Marc Menchaca

Chief Alberts

Photo of Guy Lockard

Guy Lockard

Detective Wilson

Photo of Peter McRobbie

Peter McRobbie

Governor Chambers

Photo of Kristina Klebe

Kristina Klebe

Officer Parker

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Veracity Butcher

Isabella Navarro

Photo of John D. Hickman

John D. Hickman

Supervisor Bradd

Photo of Jason Schuchman

Jason Schuchman

Lucas Mead

Photo of Tabitha Petrini

Tabitha Petrini

Receptionist

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Reviews

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Manuel São Bento

7/10

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://fandomwire.com/barrons-cove-review/

"Barron's Cove is a remarkable debut from Evan Ari Kelman, marked by bold direction and deeply felt performances - especially from Garrett Hedlund, delivering one of the most powerful turns of his career.

Despite some narrative missteps and an ending that weakens the emotional crescendo, the film lingers in the mind thanks to its honest exploration of childhood trauma, guilt, forgiveness, and the potential for redemption.

It's a story that challenges viewers to look beyond isolated actions, confirming that it's always worth seeking out new voices in independent cinema."

Rating: B+

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