Roselleand his younger brother Rodneylive on each other in a poor and closed industrial town, and their simple desire to leave here one day become the supporting brothers. With the only motivation, the two worked hard every day in order to realize this wish. The sky has no eyes, and bad luck has fallen on the two brothers who are indisputable in the world. Because of an accident, Roselle had to face a four-year prison sentence. When the long four years finally came to an end and returned to society Roselle discovered that Rodney had already become a ray of grievances. It turned out that after Russell was imprisoned, Rodney, who was alone, was tempted by an adulterer and began to fight an illegal boxing match in the underground black market, which directly led to his death. Sadness and anger came to his heart together, and he decided to avenge Rodney
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Out of the Furnace movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Russell Baze: You got a problem with me?
Harlan DeGroat: I got a problem with everybody.
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Lena Taylor: You're staying at your Dad's?
Russell Baze: Yeah. I'm trying to give it some life.
Lena Taylor: I went to his funeral.
Russell Baze: I know. Thank you, that was important to me. Thank you.
Lena Taylor: You're back at the mill?
Russell Baze: Just can't get enough of it. You know?
Lena Taylor: I heard they are gonna close it.
Russell Baze: Yeah, looks like it. It's cheaper to... uh, get steel from China. God, I've missed you so much. I've missed you so much. I was hoping... that uh... we could work it out. You know? The things that were keeping us apart. And, you know, take that next step. That's what I wanna do, with you. Because, uh... I can't be without you, Lena. I can't.
Lena Taylor: I am pregnant.
Russell Baze: Okay. Wow. Wow! You uh... That's uh... that's wonderful news.
Lena Taylor: It is?
Russell Baze: Yeah. That's wonderful news. I am really happy for you, Lena. I really am. That's wonderful news. You're gonna be a hell of a mom. Wow, you're gonna be a hell of a mom.
Lena Taylor: I'm so sorry. I have to go.
Russell Baze: Yeah. Okay.