Despite its 2014 release, it wasn't until recently that I sat down to watch the M.I.O. movie Rudderless – a William H. Macy-directed film that delves deep into the complexities of emotional survival against real and imagined adversities.
This is primarily because I thought it starred Jim Caviezel – the punchline Sound of Freedom actor that I can't stand — instead of Billy Crudup, an actor I truly like.
Realizing my error, I recently sat down to watch the flick and was impressed with how emotional it all gets. Even writing about it, there is a little tear developing in the corner of my eye.
