Carve The Runes

In the spring of 2008, I sat in a parking lot in Boulder, Colorado and cried because my 33-year-old brother, Isaac, was dying and there was nothing I could do to help him. Several years later, we made a film in Scotland about two brothers dealing with the imminent death of one of them. We had very little film experience, no acting experience, ten days to shoot, and the help of our good childhood friend, Ian - and we had a story. 'Carve The Runes' is about Cai, a biologist doing research in the Cairngorms, and Oz, his younger brother who has come to visit him in Scotland after being diagnosed with a terminal illness. They travel through Scotland, wrestling with Oz's impending death, Cai's estrangement from his wife, and how climate change is affecting the world around them - and searching for answers through poetry, nature, and their own bond. In 2008, Isaac had an infection that almost killed him, and eventually resulted in him having to undergo a second kidney transplant. We understood that our bond, that life, may be more tenuous than we had realized. We vowed to spend more time working together on projects. 'Carve The Runes' is the result of these efforts.

I can watch this movie over and over great production well played!

I really liked it and Luc Nadeau is soooo good!

Not much of a fan of Isaac Nadeau but this movie was good.

Not expecting it to be this thoughtful, seriously story buildup, terrific i really enjoyed it thoroughly, way better than any others movies!!!

This is the best Drama movie I have seen in decades. I was blown away of the plot and brilliant sound score. An amazing movie experience.

Such a great movie! Lovely!

Not bad. I was entertained. It is what I expected so I wasn't let down.

One of the most unique and daringly good films in years!

had no idea what to expect but i loved it.

Loved this movie, the premise, the build up and action. The action was believable, and the story is one that is still playing out in this country.