A troubled but well-intentioned father who has recently separated from his wife runs off with his trans son into the Montana wilderness after his ex-wife's refusal to let their son live as his authentic self.
What sets Anna Kerrigan’s delicately remastered western apart is the way it finds a less familiar thread in a well-trodden genre.| Read in full: Cowboys film review We Love Cinema
Cowboys is a film that relaxes into its ideas and themes, and the performances from Knight, Zahn and Bell – with Ann Dowd as the cop on Troy’s trail – are all tremendous.The Guardian
Nuanced and extremely well-crafted, this is an impressive feature debut from Kerrigan who draws out layered and emotive performances from a cast that clearly connected with the material.Little White Lies
Trans actor Sasha Knight offers a solid performance as Joe, a believably flawed child. At times bratty and annoying, he is no saintly victim.Sight & Sound
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