Bull

...the patient, observant camera captures the sensitive performances by Havard and Morgan, and they are never less than eloquent and honest.

...[Morgen] has a ferocious physical intensity, allowing one to feel the emotions that Abe is attempting to tamp down with booze and drugs, and his eyes are an especially evocative thing of beauty.

The details captured by first-time feature filmmaker Silverstein here are vividly real, down to the nighttime symphonies of chirping crickets and black charcoal kettle grills billowing smoke at outdoor barbecues.

Not a whole lot happens in 'Bull', but there's definitely a lot to unpack in what does.

There’s a real sense of place and community that comes across (...) from the suburbs on the outskirts of Houston to the bullriding circuit in deeply rural areas.