Phil Burbank, a severe and handsome cowboy, is haunted by his past and the land. He's a master of raw power, able to castrate a bull calf with ease, and is drawn to the beauty of the natural world. In 1925, Phil and his brothers, wealthy ranchers in Montana, meet Rose, a widowed restaurant owner, and her impressionable son Peter. Phil's cruel behavior drives them to tears, but he also seems to take a twisted interest in Rose and her son, leaving those around him unsure if his actions are a sign of softening or further menace.
The Power of the Dog
A charming rancher's domineering presence sparks fear and respect in those around him, but his life is turned upside down when his brother introduces a new wife and son, leading Phil to confront his own capacity for love.
