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Along the way, there is local flavor interspersed with thoughts on forgiveness.

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Now he needs to get back home to Louisiana and the ex-wife (Maria Bello) he left there, so when he meets Gordy (Eddie Redmayne) and Martine (Kristen Stewart) on a road trip south, he accepts their offer to give him a ride.

While Brett wonders whether his ex-wife will want to see him again, Gordy harbors a crush on Martine, who is trying to recover from her painful past.

Make do with the lackluster parts and receive something uniquely pleasant.

William Hurt delivers another remarkable performance as Brett.

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Like few other actors, Hurt is able to capture the depth of a damaged soul, a man devastated by his luck and driven to despise his own role in the movie of his life.

His scenes with Maria Bello are heart-warming, and he even makes Kristen Stewart look like a real actress.

With Hurt by her side, Stewart abandons all her acting crutches -- clutching her hair, contorting her face into a semblance of human emotion, deadpan reactions that say nothing about her character.

Hurt does more than make Stewart an actress; in her scenes with him, he makes her an interesting human being.

Ive seen many of Stewarts films, and this is the only one in which she is bearable.

Director Udayan Prasad does a good job of visually capturing regret.

A bare foot, someone walking by - a multitude of quotidian event can spark a reverie of regret, and Prasad turns a lazy narrative technique into a visual representation of Bretts inner life.

Martine and Gordy dont have compelling backstories, and we are given no clue as to why Bretts story has such an emotion impact on them.

When we finally discover the reason for Bretts incarceration, the event is a let-down compared to the build-up, and there isnt any evidence to convince the audience that Brett has learned anything during his time in prison; in fact, the film reinforces the fact that people dont change, and thus its hard to root for Brett, even though Hurts performance makes it difficult not to care for him at least a little bit.

Overall, I dont see why William Hurt cant play Edward or Jacob or both; at least the leading lady wouldnt be so insufferable.

I wouldnt say it is a horrible movie, or not worth watching, but I had hoped it would be better.

After enjoying the benefits of freedom like slowly drinking a beer, he heads towards the river where he catches a ride with Gordy(Eddie Redmayne), an awkward young man who is exploring the area in a vintage convertible, even though he already has a passenger in the person of Martine(Kristen Stewart).

Brett does not feel comfortable being in the car on the ferry, even during a storm, and sleeps in the bathroom at a motel room they get for the night.

But Gordys untoward advances towards Martine force a rift in the trio until he tells them that because of the storm, there are no buses running that day.

To its credit, The Yellow Handkerchief takes its time in telling its subtly crafted story of characters lost both literally and figuratively in a changed landscape due to Hurricane Katrina, allowing us to get to know them as the movie builds slowly to its neat emotional payoff.