A subtle and beautiful movie about loss and anger embedded in story superficially about crime and violence. The story is very naturalistic and Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell's stellar performances unfairly distract from powerful and matter-of-fact job by much of the cast. I have never seen Seven Psychopaths but In Bruges and this give me a lot of respect for Martin McDonagh's ability with actors.
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