Debra Granik

Debra Granik is an American film director and screenwriter known for Winter's Bone (here titled 'Un Gelido Inverno'), Down to the Bone, and Leave No Trace.

Winter's Bone (original title) is adapted from the novel by Daniel Woodrell. The film received critical acclaim, festival awards and was nominated for four Academy Awards. Granik is noted for minimalist, realist portrayals of rural American life.

The available review presents Debra Granik's Winter's Bone (Un Gelido Inverno) as a stark, realistic portrait of rural hardship. The film is praised for its performances (Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes), minimalism, and festival success. Themes include survival, family duty, and degraded American outskirts.

For:Fans of independent and realist cinema, viewers interested in social-issue dramas, film students and critics.