The Trespassers unfolds over the course of a few weeks in a town in the middle of nowhere--not small enough to be a quaint place or large enough to be in any way an interesting one. They once had a sawmill here, which was a going concern before it was shut down in a labour dispute, and it now crowns a sort of half-town, gutted of its reason for being. Fifteen-year-old Lowell is no average teenager--and his grandfather, Hardy, is no conventional...