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Showing posts with label amy seimetz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amy seimetz. Show all posts
15 January 2021
She Dies Tomorrow
She Dies Tomorrow is a weird, apocalyptic kind of thing that feels perfect for 2020. Jane Adams is great in it. I am not sure I'm into the neon lights – actually I'm positive I dislike this pulsating red and blue neon situation – and I do not understand Amy Seimetz' interest in Kate Lyn Sheil, but this was a very interesting film. It's funny and smart and scary. I liked it.
21 October 2020
Sun Don't Shine (2012)
Riveting from its first shot, Sun Don't Shine is consistently surprising, creepy, frustrating, and very, very Florida. I really liked it. Shane Carruth was a producer on this, and I'm sure that helped a good deal, but Amy Seimetz's direction is impeccable here. The movie explains itself slowly, unfolding through its characters' strange behavior, and it stays intriguing throughout.
I watched Sun Don't Shine on the Criterion Channel.
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