Inspired by classic Hollywood Westerns...
“Les Cowboys” opens in 1994 at a fair in rural France where everyone is dressed in Western attire. It’s a celebration of the frontier spirit put on by a middle-class community. Among the revelers are Alain Balland (Francois Damiens), his wife, Nicole (Agathe Dronne), and their two children, 13-year-old Kid (Maxim Driesen) and 16-year-old Kelly (Iliana Zabeth). When Kelly mysteriously disappears, the family panics. They soon learn that she has run off with her boyfriend and possible jihadi, Ahmed (Mounir Margoum). Even though Kelly writes, saying she’s fine, has decided to live under Islamic law, and pleads that they mustn’t look for her, Alain throws all his energy into tracking her down.<br /><br />Inspired by John Ford’s “The Searchers,” “Les Cowboys” uses the theme of a man searching for a person who doesn’t want to be found, incorporating it into contemporary concerns about terrorists. Alain is so devastated by his daughter’s disappearance that it shakes the foundations of his own place in the world. That she has given herself to a religion that treats women as less than second-class individuals further grates on his soul. What resonates most is the fragility of the family unit and the toll its breakdown can take.<br /><br />The artificiality of the opening adds an almost surreal touch. This is a Western, and yet it isn’t. The peculiar blending of time frames is a dramatic device to underscore director Thomas Bidegain’s ideas about the traditions of family and reverence for a time in which men rose to action when those traditions were threatened.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the R-rated Blu-ray release include a making-of featurette and theatrical trailer. The film is in French, with optional English, French, Arabic, Flemish, and Pashto subtitles.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A country and western gathering is being held in a vast prairie in the eat of France. Alain (Francois Damiens) is a central figure in this community. He's dancing with his daughter as his wife and their young son, Kid (Finnegan Oldfield), watch from the sidelines. But on this day, Alain's daughter disappears, and the family falls apart. Alain and Kid embark on a relentless search for her, even though it costs them everything and takes them to far-off and unsettling places..