Animals (2015)
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Critic Consensus: Animals' drug-fueled storyline is undeniably grim, but its sensitive approach to its difficult themes -- and its talented cast -- make watching it well worth the discomfort.
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Cast
as Jude
as Bobbie
as Albert
as Guy
as Norman
as Ed
as Undercover Cop
as Undercover Cop 2
as Record Store Employee
as Brenda
as Buttercup
as Buttercups Replacement
as Charge Nurse
as Doctor Ahmed
as Man in Diner
as Electronics Store Employee
as County Hospital Doctor
as Fleeger Hospital Nurse 2
as Hospital Social Worker
as Group Therapist
as Record Store Patron/Man in Mexican Restaurant
as ER Doctor
as Narcotics Officer
as Security
as Record Store Shopper
as Lenny
as Zoo Patron
as Spotter
as Father Lynne
as Playground Kid
as Traveling Businessman
as Group Therapy Patient
as Businessman
as Deaf Girlfriend
as Train Passenger
as Laptop Girl
as Pedestrian
as Train Station Business Commuter
as Nurse
as Verdaguer-Video Store Clerk
as Doctor
as Nurse
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Critic Reviews for Animals
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Director Collin Schiffli keeps a tight focus on character, as the couple's plight becomes increasingly dire.
"Animals" is a stark, brilliant, uncompromising, beautifully acted piece of work.
The couple's doomed romance feels familiar from numerous other films about addiction, and the movie is downright bad whenever it aspires to visual poetry.
This is not a "slippery slope" movie, like other stories about addicts. In "Animals," they are already at the bottom of the slope.
It's gritty and grim, but "Animals" is also a gripping portrait of young junkies in love.
The trajectory of "Animals" is obvious in the opening minutes of this numbing if well-acted junkie drama.
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