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The Dirty South

ActionCrimeDrama

When the small town big shot goes after the deed to her family's bar, a heartbreaking bartender takes extreme measures to keep it.

Year

2023

Duration

1h 47m

IMDb

5.4

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Cast

Matthew Yerby

Director

Willa Holland

Sue Parker

Shane West

Dion

Cast

Matthew Yerby

Director

Willa Holland

Sue Parker

Shane West

Dion

Dermot Mulroney

Jeb Roy

Wayne Pére

Gary Parker

Andrew Vogel

Mark Roy

Suzann Toni Petrongolo

Donna

Billy Hayes

Daryl Roy

Caleb Quinney

Jacob Parker

Gissette Valentin

Jaqueline

Laura Cayouette

Jo Ann Roy

Mike Manning

Eric

Laquan Copeland

Logan

Marie Gibeault

Laurie

Andrea Flowers

Gene

Michelle Mustard

Gina Parker

CE

Cruz Esparza

Townie

DP

Daniel Page

Roughneck

HF

Hanna Friedman

Prostitute

Matthew Yerby

Writer

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Comments

10 Comments

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user7980524970050Mar 4, 2024

From the authentic performances, beautiful scenery, fantastic music, and relatable storyline, I was wonderfully surprised. First time director Matthew Yerby orchestrated this stellar cast to create real life performances not characters. Dermot Mulroney is fantastic as the big bad in the story. It's an age-old question where families are constantly struggling to save the house they grew up in, or the farm they tilled for generations, or the business that the family owned for decades. In this case, it's a bar on a bayou in north Louisiana run by Sue Parker and her lazy alcoholic father Gary. A bartender with a heart - and scruples - Sue puts in a full night until 3 a.m. And then gets up to take care of her 10-year-old brother and get him to school. Their father is not much help. In fact, the father is far behind in payments on the bar, and local land baron Jeb Roy is threatening to buy the place unless they can come up with $30,000 in 72 hours. Into the pub walks a mysterious guy with two women who work the bar for lots of loose wallets. Sue watches as they pick-pocket the customers and steal their money. Outside, Sue confronts this mysterious stranger who introduces himself as Dion. She wonders if he can help her get $30,000 in that short amount of time. She knows the area, and she knows the people on the other side of the tracks who have all the money in the world. But, how far will Sue go for it? And will she help with the scams.

Jucie HFeb 22, 2024

This film deserves zero stars. Literally every character was a POS. The main characters, Sue and her boyfriend Dion are bottom of the barrel, small time, inept criminals, stealing from people and murdering them. Amazingly, the filmmakers try to sell them to us as heroes. As the story moves forward, we're shown the hopes and dreams of these theiving murderers, which is intended to make them sympathetic characters. F U to the milk face idiots who thought we'd be cool with two scumbag losers murdering and stealing and having the film treat these acts as though they're justified and praise worthy. Speaking as someone who has associated with small time low life criminals on a professional basis, I find it disgusting. Only filmmakers raised in a privileged, protected bubble are silly enough to try and justify stealing from and murdering innocent people as righteous acts of downtrodden proletarians. They even get a happy ending. I'd give them a happy ending alright. If I could choose the ending, I'd give them cancer, then have someone curb stomp them and drop a deuce in their mouth. This film is total effing garbage. GTFOOH with this BS.

user8062051401883Feb 21, 2024

Literally every character was a POS. The main character, Sue and her boyfriend Dion are bottom of the barrel criminals, stealing from people and murdering them. Unsurprisingly, the filmmakers try to sell them to us as heroes. F U to the milk face idiots who thought we'd be cool with hillbillies murdering and stealing and having the film treat these acts as though they're justified and praise worthy. To this we have to also address the extreme boredom that accompanies anyone who watches this film. Just awful. Don't even get me started on the many nonsensical plot points... it kinda felt like the film was written by people that had no knowledge of the game or their environment.

KnmKsWFeb 3, 2024

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Catty MurrayJan 30, 2024

Absolutely loved The Dirty South! From the authentic performances, beautiful scenery, fantastic music, and relatable storyline, I was wonderfully surprised. First time director Matthew Yerby orchestrated this stellar cast to create real life performances not characters. Dermot Mulroney is fantastic as the big bad in the story. My favorite character from My Best Friend's Wedding was nowhere to be seen. Shane West was perfect as the dreamy drifter grifting his way through small towns. Willa Holland was amazing as the female lead. I'm used to seeing Willa in spoiled rich girl roles and her character Sue Parker is the furthest one could get from that. She is a badass without the cliche that generally accompanies this type of role. Highly recommend!

zawwa🌸Jan 30, 2024