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388 Arletta Avenue manages to use the terrorized-couple genre to provide a timely commentary on supposedly safe homes and distant wars.
The visuals in Randall Cole's paranoia chiller 388 Arletta Avenue evoke Michael Haneke's Caché and Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window in the way they make domesticity seem terrifying.
It all works - just.
There's little new: the intimidation techniques (pet abduction, home invasion) feel clichéd and the film trundles towards an unenlightening conclusion.
...remarkably compelling...
A particularly egregious offender in a shaky-camera era that is the cinematic equivalent of a multi-year plague of locusts.
The aim is to give us the stalker's view and, most of the time, it works.
Cole's film serves as a reminder to go back and watch the superior works it lifts from.
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