A psychic's ominous reading sends a man into a tailspin.

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First Snow (2006)

★ 6.1/10 May 5, 2006 101 min

DramaThriller

Director: Mark Fergus  ·  Writer: Mark Fergus

A psychic's ominous reading sends a man into a tailspin.

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Cast

Guy Pearce Guy Pearce Jimmy Starks Piper Perabo Piper Perabo Deirdre Steven Michael Quezada Steven Michael Quezada Mechanic Enrique J.K. Simmons J.K. Simmons Vacaro Nicholas Ballas Nicholas Ballas Tavern Owner Pete William Fichtner William Fichtner Ed Jacomoi David House David House Bartender Sammy Julie Gawkowski Julie Gawkowski Receptionist Luce Rains Luce Rains Roy Harrison Forrest Fyre Forrest Fyre Dr. Bates Gurudarshan Gurudarshan Psychic Woman Callie Anne Morgan Callie Anne Morgan Psychic Woman's Daughter

User Reviews (2)

JPV852
JPV852 July 27, 2020
★ 6/10

Slow, plodding film noirish drama-thriller is only worth watching for Guy Pearce who gives a great performance and can't say I was exactly bored, but the ending didn't exactly have an emotional impact. **3.25/5**

Wuchak
Wuchak March 24, 2022
★ 6/10

_**Existential examination of fate vs. freewill with Guy Pearce**_ A smooth-talking charismatic salesman in New Mexico (Guy Pearce) consults a psychic at a rest stop on a whim (J.K. Simmons) and becomes increasingly paranoid that his ‘fortune’ might be accurate. Piper Perabo plays his girlfriend, William Fichtner his friend at work and Shea Whigham a former best bud from childhood. "First Snow" (2006) is a gritty, desolate exploration of freewill and fate, not to mention the struggle with guilt, paranoia and doing the right thing. It has the bleak, reverent tone of movies like “The Woodsman” (2004), “The Mothman Prophecies” (2002),” “Dark Country” (2009), “The Dry Land” (2010), “Leo” (2002) and “The Cry of the Owl” (2009). Don’t expect any overt supernaturalism, but there are hints of mysterious forces beyond human decision or activity. Pearce is …