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First cow movie release date. Get those German Shephard's trained to work cattle, they make good cattle dogs. D ir: Kelly Reichardt; Starring: John Magaro, Orion Lee, Toby Jones, Ewen Bremner, René Auberjonois, Scott Shepherd, Gary Farmer, Lily Gladstone, Alia Shawkat. Cert TBC, 122 min. First Cow is a funny old title, referring, in Kelly Reichardt’s wonderful new film, to neither bestiality in the White House nor mooing on the moon. The title creature, played by a debuting bovine character actress called Evie, is the first cow to make it to the Oregon Territory during the 1820s, a time when the competitive fur trade ? “soft gold”, as they called it ? brought settlers to the area from far and wide. We only get two glimpses of Evie in the film’s first hour, and what’s more on our minds is the friendship of two newly acquainted men called Cookie Figowitz (John Magaro), an apprentice baker, and King Lu (Orion Lee), a Chinese fugitive who’s first found by Cookie crouching naked in the underbrush, having narrowly escaped the clutches of some murderous Russian rivals. Drawn, hesitantly at first, to each other’s company, they come up with a business idea. Tasty food in the region is scarce, unless you’re partial to squirrels, and the flour-and-water bread everyone puts up with is not much fun. But with the addition of milk ? which only this one cow is capable of providing ? Cookie’s able to make oily cakes. O lykoeks, Dutch pilgrims called these. We’d say doughnuts. Selling them in the stockade where the fur-trapper community have set up shop, the pair count their profits in silver pieces. The only problem? The milk is not theirs, and they’ve been stealing into the woods in the dead of night to poach it. Reichardt’s source for this stealthy, resonant, and finally riveting tale is a 2008 novel called The Half Life, by her regular screenwriting partner Jon Raymond, who either wrote or co-wrote most of her earlier films. Just as on the book’s first page, she begins with a pair of skeletons, long buried near the banks of Oregon’s Columbia River, which an inquisitive dog and its owner (Alia Shawkat) chance across in the present day. T his short prologue, not unlike the opening of John Sayles’s Lone Star, sets up long-range suspense, across two whole centuries in this instance, but also flags themes of commerce and historical continuity: the first shot is of a cargo ship ? very nearly too long, in Reichardt’s customary 4:3 aspect ratio, to be visible end-to-end ? slowly carving its implacable path upriver. Subtext is hard to miss here: it’s surely no coincidence that the cow’s oblivious owner, a dapper Englishman played with deft control by Toby Jones, uses the exclamation “capital! ” when a commission goes his way. Cookie and King Lu talk several times about making their way up from nothing, the struggle of this process, and their plans for the future: buying a farm, building a hotel in San Francisco, establishing a successful bakery. Maybe they can do all this stuff together. The oily cake earnings are essentially a start-up fund ? it’s just that there’s just one key ingredient they’ve come by through gentle but persistent theft. We begin to dread them pushing their luck. T he first scene between Evie and Magaro, who sidles up beside her like an awkward suitor in the dark, is a real beauty. “Hello, how are you? ” he asks quaveringly, keen to make a good impression. “Sorry about your husband…”. And it’s roughly from here that the film has you in the palm of its hand. Magaro, acing this part under a heavy?beard, gives Cookie a wariness and interesting unknowability: he’s a quiet loner and animal lover, understandably suspicious of people, who tenderly rescues an upside-down lizard while hunting for mushrooms. Next to him, it’s a major jump for the British actor Orion Lee from his small role in The Last Jedi to this level of exposure, and Reichardt could hardly have cast anyone subtler or better. T he first hour isn’t in much of a hurry, but all Reichardt’s wanting from her audience is patient absorption, in return for a minutely detailed and convincing vision of America’s foraging past. We get an unexpected bar brawl, some salty dialogue from Ewen Bremner’s mercenary Scot, and a tiny last cameo as “Man with Raven” from the late, great René Auberjonois, memorable all those years ago as a turncoat frontiersman in Altman’s McCabe and Mrs Miller (1971). R eichardt is maybe the outdoorsiest filmmaker working today, give or take Terrence Malick, who brought Days of Heaven to a suddenly dramatic, river’s-edge close you may be reminded of here. Certainly, compared with Malick’s magic-hour largesse, her film is shot with a typically understated beauty: it has a lot more grit under the fingernails. The obvious companion piece among her own films has got to be Meek’s Cutoff (2010), her filigreed wagon-trail western, but I prefer this by a distance: the heart-in-mouth plotting carrying us through the last part?to a pitch-perfect final shot?is a steady shift she manages exquisitely. And she uses sound more carefully than ever, hinging one whole, fateful sequence on a simulated owl call, a cat’s pricking attention, and the ill-timed splintering of a lookout post. Starting her film with an aphorism of William Blake’s ? “The bird, a nest; the spider, a web; man, friendship” ? she not only does justice to the human end of this equation, but looks out for a rare spectrum of the animal kingdom into the bargain. All dairy might be theft, as Evie could protestingly moo to Cookie Figowitz if she felt like it, but at least their arrangement’s friendly ? more than can be said for biped property rights in this lawless age, or in any age at all. F irst Cow was screened at the 2020 Berlin Film Festival.

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