Tread is a compelling and slick documentary about this little known event. the film overall was a bit too polished with some fancy drone shots and slow motion action sequences that felt unnecessary. A tale of long-simmering grudges and shocking violence in a small town, Paul Solet's Tread is a smartly structured doc with a finale so extravagant you could build an exploitation film around it. With Marvin Heemeyer, Patrick Brower, Glenn Trainor Jr., Casey Farrell.
And just as American is the epilogue, in which one of Heemeyer's. In this review of the Peloton Tread treadmill, which is top-rated in CR's ratings, Consumer Reports explains what you need to know and how to gauge whether it's worth it. Film View all Film Film News.
Tread SXSW Review: Colorado Killdozer Finally Gets Much-Needed Documentary. Paul Solet's new movie Tread is one of the most compelling documentaries to come out of SXSW. Docudramas are documentaries that reenact, as historically as possible, real events that the movie, or show, is about. The much-loved film Three Identical Strangers is one very recent example of this style of filmmaking. They are sometimes referred to as "recreation docs," though I feel this term is a misnomer, as there is typically new interviews and material surrounding the recreated moments. The movie opens with a simple title card. "Where Angels Fear to Tread" is an excellent film in need of a story.
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A handsomely made film, "Tread" plays out like a gritty, Hollywood thriller. Drawing on his horror and science fiction background, Solet was a writer on National Geographic's well-received series "Mars," the director crafts a highly entertaining non-fiction movie. A Colorado man uses a bulldozer to systematically destroy a small town.
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