Just one last job....
“Dixieland” focuses on the plight of Kermit (Chris Zylka), newly released from prison, who returns to the impoverished town of Pearl, Mississippi. Though determined to steer clear of the law and lead a clean life, Kermit underestimates the grim influence of his surroundings. When he develops a relationship with a neighbor, Rachel (Riley Keough), who dances in a seedy club to support her ailing mother and has accumulated huge medical bills, the pair resolve to overcome their depressing circumstances. But this will draw Kermit back into a cycle of crime he wanted desperately to avoid.<br /><br />Though the story is familiar, writer/director Hank Bedford throws light on the limited opportunities available to ex-cons, however well-meaning they are. As one door after another is closed in Kermit’s face, the only option he sees for getting enough money to pay off her Mom’s medical bills and get out of Pearl to start a decent life with Rachel is the only means he’s known — crime.  So, lured by the cliche of “one last job,” Kermit goes down a dangerous path.<br /><br />Zylka turns in an effective performance as a young man whose prospects, after prison, are limited to a trailer home, a disappointed mother (Faith Hill), friends trying to lure him back into a life of crime, and hardly any real opportunities to reboot his life.  Bedford frames his story with interviews of actual natives of the deep South, many poor, marginalized, and trapped in bleak socio-economic circumstances, who discuss their day-to-day hardships. These interviews appear artsy and don’t really contribute to the impact of the story. It’s as if Bedford is hammering home a point that is perfectly clear in the film’s narrative.<br /><br />Special features on the widescreen DVD release include commentary with writer/director Hank Bedford and actor Chris Zylka, deleted scenes, and the film’s theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Having finished his sentence for assault, young Kermit (Chris Zylka) returned home to his mom (Faith Hill) and their Mississippi double-wide, just looking for an honest paycheck and to stay out of trouble. However, as he falls for the struggling young stripper (Riley Keough) across the trailer park, the lure of easy money and the wrong company proves too great. Atmospheric crime drama co-stars Steve Earle, RJ Mitte, Brad Carter. 99 min..