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purchase isoptin All Is Lost represents another kind of purity for Redford, one that he thought he left behind when he gave up painting for acting, one that he rediscovered when he began directing in the 1980s, but that he rarely found as an ambivalent actor-for-hire for studios that just wanted him to look good and little else. For the first time in decades, the movie star Redford was never comfortable being and the artist he thought he'd left behind have fused, in a film that works as vehicle and spectacle, but that's also risky, rigorous and deeply meaningful.