Montana Amazon

Montana Amazon is a P.D. Hughen written and D.G. Brock directed movie, in which Olympia Dukakis plays the character of Ira, Haley Joel Osment appears as Womple and Alison Brie as Ella. Ira is a crazy grandmother, different from many other women of her age. She lives with her two teenage kids, Womple and Ella, in the mountains.

The trio lives a secluded life, which gets troubled when an accidental murder takes place. The incident turns their life upside down, entrapping them in a labyrinthine case of mystery, gore, and terror. After the killing, they are forced to vacate their residence in order to escape from the authorities, which are hell-bent on terrorizing them for a crime that they haven’t committed. Even though the three of them vastly differ from each other, yet they are held together because of the magnetizing family bond that they share. The crazy grandmother, along with her two rowdy grandkids, flees towards Canada. Their easy and comfortable life is troubled when they are forced to rebuild their lives from square one. Their journey across West America is a riveting blend of turmoil and humor.

The unconventional Montana family tries to fit in the world, which appears different to them, since they are used to living a secluded life away from the hustle and bustle of an ordinary life. They face an assortment of the realities of life on their venture. Although they wish to go to Canada, but their destiny takes them to Mexico and they have to save themselves from the scrutiny of the police, which tracks them in every state they visit.

The story of the Dunderhead family and their travails in times of trouble is a remarkable movie starring Olympia Dukakis, Alison Brie and Haley Joel Osment. Olympia Dukakis plays the grandmother Ira, someone who has trouble taking care of her often rowdy grandkids, Ella and Womple. They have been living for long in Montana, and one fine day are forced to evacuate and head to somewhere safer, after a murder occurs in their town.

The Dunderheads have remained isolated from everyone for a long time, and find it difficult to respond to the rules. When the murder happens, Ira takes both Ella and Womple on a one-way trip to Canada. But the rowdy pair has different ideas when they trick Ira to take a wrong turn.  All three actors literally rip the seats of their car in this over-the-top comedy. Olympia’s portrayal of a mute lady who uses loud noises and even her hands to convey herself, and Alison’s role of a wild child, are extremely eye-catching.