ONE OF THE BOYS

A father and his boys have won 'the war': the father's term for his bitter divorce and custody battle. They leave Kansas and drive t hrough the night to their new apartment in Albuquerque. Settled in new schools, the brothers join basketball teams, make friends. Me anwhile their father works from home, smoking cheap cigars to hide another smell. Soon his missteps - the dead-eyed absentmindedness , the late-night noises, the comings and goings of increasingly odd characters - become sinister, and the boys find themselves watch ing him ...[Read more]