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The film's primary strength lies in its deconstruction of the American Western myth. Harlan is not a hero from a bygone era; he is a man using out-of-date B-movie ethics to navigate a world of ten-lane freeways and strip malls. His "old-fashioned" charm and chivalry initially offer Tobe an escape from her dysfunctional home life and overbearing father, Wade (David Morse), but this fantasy quickly unravels into a dark obsession. Key Narrative Themes Down in the Valley (2005) If you need this review translated (for the