Why 'Flesh and Bone's' Bold Storytelling Got Ignored

Steven Kloves’ “Flesh and Bone” begins with the ominous sounds of wind chimes. Specifically, home-made chimes that are made from kitchen spoons, a detail that will linger with the viewer once the ending has made everything connect. What the sound of sprinklers was for Lynne Ramsay’s “We Need to Talk About Kevin,” chimes are for this movie, but I digress. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3obUpQ3J4Y We open with a lovely sunset on a Texas farmhouse, the kind that has a windmill and a tractor out front. One night, a boy appears and disrupts the routine of the family, of which there are a farmer,