Meadowland

A year after losing her young son in a car accident, Sarah, a successful New York City detective, struggles to cope with her grief and the unraveling of her marriage. She begins to suspect that her son's disappearance might not have been an accident. As she delves deeper into the case, her grip on reality loosens, blurring the lines between memory, imagination, and the truth.

Meadowland received mixed to positive reviews, with particular praise directed at Olivia Wilde's performance and Reed Morano's atmospheric direction. Some critics found the film's narrative ambiguous and slow-paced, while others lauded its emotional depth and artistic approach to grief.

• Praised for Olivia Wilde's powerful and raw performance.
• Commended for its artistic and atmospheric depiction of grief and loss.
• Criticized by some for its ambiguous narrative and pacing.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's emotional resonance and Olivia Wilde's compelling portrayal of a grieving mother, though some found the story's ambiguity challenging.

Nominated for the Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize for Olivia Wilde.

Director Reed Morano, who is also a cinematographer, shot the film herself, contributing significantly to its distinct visual style.