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It's a slick, ambitious movie that doesn't always nail all the many moods and themes it's after. But the actors give it force and depth. Aug 17, 2006 | Rating: 2.5/4
It's a slick, ambitious movie that doesn't always nail all the many moods and themes it's after. But the actors give it force and depth.
Michael Wilmington
The film's outrageousness would be more palatable if leavened with more wit, or if the characterizations possessed more nuances. Jul 18, 2006
The film's outrageousness would be more palatable if leavened with more wit, or if the characterizations possessed more nuances.
Frank Scheck
Writer-director Oskar Roehler spends all his energy on cataloging ''outrageous' behavior, and none on giving the transgressions any meaning. Jun 24, 2006 | Rating: C | Full Review…
Writer-director Oskar Roehler spends all his energy on cataloging ''outrageous' behavior, and none on giving the transgressions any meaning.
Lisa Schwarzbaum
In shuttling between drama and farce, more than a few balls get dropped. Jun 9, 2006 | Full Review…
In shuttling between drama and farce, more than a few balls get dropped.
Jay Weissberg
There's fierce energy and -- thanks to the performances -- affecting emotion in the movie that almost makes you forget that Rainer Werner Fassbinder told a similar story much better 28 years ago with In a Year with 13 Moons. Jun 9, 2006 | Rating: 2.5/4
There's fierce energy and -- thanks to the performances -- affecting emotion in the movie that almost makes you forget that Rainer Werner Fassbinder told a similar story much better 28 years ago with In a Year with 13 Moons.
Gene Seymour
About halfway through, however, the story takes on more than it can handle, turning contrived and unbelievable in the process. Jun 9, 2006 | Rating: 2/4
About halfway through, however, the story takes on more than it can handle, turning contrived and unbelievable in the process.
V.A. Musetto
Has much to recommend Mar 1, 2007 | Full Review…
Has much to recommend
Eric Monder
Neither Agnes nor his brothers ever feel real enough to truly shock. Jun 10, 2006 | Rating: 2/5
Neither Agnes nor his brothers ever feel real enough to truly shock.
Jurgen Fauth
some of the best acting to come out of Germany since before the Nazis took over. Jun 9, 2006 | Rating: 3/5
some of the best acting to come out of Germany since before the Nazis took over.
Eric Lurio
[The film] isn't especially engaging, despite a quietly charismatic performance by Weiss, a relative newcomer who holds his own against far more experienced actors. Jun 9, 2006 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
[The film] isn't especially engaging, despite a quietly charismatic performance by Weiss, a relative newcomer who holds his own against far more experienced actors.
Maitland McDonagh
Where Roehler spends the most time, it seems, is with Werner, whose story evolves from satiric parody to compelling family drama -- there are few scenes more satisfying than when he takes a chainsaw to his son's marijuana crop. Jun 9, 2006 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Where Roehler spends the most time, it seems, is with Werner, whose story evolves from satiric parody to compelling family drama -- there are few scenes more satisfying than when he takes a chainsaw to his son's marijuana crop.
Annlee Ellingson
Fitfully engaging but narratively messy. Jun 6, 2006 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
Fitfully engaging but narratively messy.
Nick Schager
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