Undertow (2004)

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Written by Lingard Jervey, Joe Conway

Directed by David Gordon Green

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Edgy suspense drama. A father and his two sons living in the backwoods of Georgia have their lives changed forever by the arrival of an uncle with a score to settle.

When is Undertow next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on CBS Action December 27th, 9:55pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Jamie BellJamie BellChris Munn
Image for Kristen StewartKristen StewartLila
Robert LongstreetBern
Terry LoughlinOfficer Clayton
Image for Dermot MulroneyDermot MulroneyJohn Munn
Devon AlanTim Munn
Josh LucasDeel Munn
Eddie RouseWadsworth Pela
Patrice JohnsonAmica Pela
Charles 'Jester' PostonHard Hat Dandy
Mark Darby RobinsonConway
Pat HealyGrant the Mechanic
Leigh HillMuriel the Cashier
Alfred M. JacksonDock Worker
William D. TurnerDock Worker
Michael BacallJacob
Image for Shiri ApplebyShiri ApplebyViolet
Carla BesseyViolet's Friend
Damian Jewan LeeGus
Bill McKinneyGrandfather
Michael GulickOld Shirtless Man
David BlazinaWatch-Guard
Carlos DeLoachBig Bad Cop
George SmithMilk Man
H.G. GreenNewscaster
Jesse Scott NelsonRetardoe
Anne Marie DoveTattoo Girl
Craig ZobelBridegroom
Sophia LinMail-Order Bride
Thelma Louise CarterGrandmother

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