Take Me to the River is a psychological family drama, building tension to a breaking point for an incredible ending. Directed by Matt Sobel, featuring Logan Miller, Robin Weigert, and Josh Hamilton, the film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was praised for its subtle tension and complex exploration of family dynamics. Set in rural Nebraska, the movie centers on a family reunion that takes an unexpected turn when a troubling incident involving a young girl stirs up long-buried family secrets. Sobel’s use of ambiguity and minimal dialogue contributes to the film’s unsettling atmosphere, leaving audiences questioning the characters' motives and intentions.

While Take Me to the River didn’t make a huge impact at the box office, it received generally favorable reviews from critics for its gripping performances and slow-burn storytelling. The film’s ambiguous tone keeps viewers engaged as they are led to question what truly happened between the characters.