She's One of Us (2005)
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Reviews Counted:18
Fresh:10
Rotten:8
Average Rating:5.4/10
Theatrical Release:Jan 21, 2005 Limited
Synopsis: Siegrid Alnoy's dark allegorical thriller tells the tale of an outsider who must confront her own personal demons after tragedy strikes. Christine (Sasha Andres) is a young secretary who works as a... [More]
Starring: Pascal Cervo, Clotilde Mollet, Sasha Andres, Catherine Mouchet
Director: Siegrid Alnoy
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Reviews for She's One of Us
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It's all about look and style, and almost devoid of interest. Full Review |
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This prim white collar serf implodes nearly wordlessly within, a brutal mechanical product of corporate conformity with about as much personality as a xerox machine. Full Review |
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explores similar territory to American Psycho but without the satirical humor of a Patrick Bateman Full Review |
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While the director's penchant for extended silences and stagy character positioning make it all seem rather studied, the drama nonetheless is compellingly unsettling. Full Review |
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A French psychological thriller that boasts more style and atmosphere than credibility or coherence, Siegrid Alnoy's debut feature ultimately proves a more opaque experience than most audiences will have patience for. Full Review |
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3/5 |
She's One of Us is an eerie French film that deals with formidable emotions that less adventuresome directors have found too hot to handle. Full Review |
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2/5 |
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3.5/5 |
[A] continuously startling film Full Review |
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2.5/5 |
Alnoy's narrative is better suited to a trashy thriller than a vehicle for weighty political themes, but her limpid images, unexpected angles and long, dreamy takes create a beguilingly hypnotic atmosphere of hazy dislocation. Full Review |
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Alnoy produces and maintains a unsettling mood that draws viewers in while keeping them guessing. Full Review |
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Alnoy's unnerving mood piece is spare and atmospheric, even funny. Full Review |
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[C]reate[s] a hauntingly oppressive aura of bleak emotional isolation and a pressure to conform that’s as stifling as it is desirable... Full Review |
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2/5 |
The familiar visual signposts of alienation are spiffily arrayed in Siegrid Alnoy's handsome but empty film debut. Full Review |
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Imaginatively acted, endlessly atmospheric. Full Review |
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Siegrid Alnoy's occasionally affecting but overdetermined debut feature mines the most unstable sector of the white-collar class: the temp. Full Review |
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