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A beautifully composed drama whose narrative intricacy is matched by its depth, Blind sounds an ambitious note of triumph for writer-director Eskil Vogt.
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It's a fascinating exploration of the things that can thrive in the soil of a jealous mind, fertilized by suspicion and a lack of sight. Sep 14, 2015 | Full Review…
It's a fascinating exploration of the things that can thrive in the soil of a jealous mind, fertilized by suspicion and a lack of sight.
Katie Walsh
With heightened sounds and Petersen's assured performance, Blind evocatively depicts the small triumphs and frustrating defeats of Ingrid's daily existence. Sep 4, 2015 | Full Review…
With heightened sounds and Petersen's assured performance, Blind evocatively depicts the small triumphs and frustrating defeats of Ingrid's daily existence.
Mark Jenkins
Despite its heady eroticism, it maintains an almost clinical detachment that engages your mind without making your heart leap. Sep 3, 2015 | Full Review…
Despite its heady eroticism, it maintains an almost clinical detachment that engages your mind without making your heart leap.
Stephen Holden
This is a haunting puzzle of a movie, one to pick at, to unpeel, to see a second time through eyes that have adjusted to it. Sep 1, 2015 | Full Review…
This is a haunting puzzle of a movie, one to pick at, to unpeel, to see a second time through eyes that have adjusted to it.
Alan Scherstuhl
However you interpret it, Vogt's film lingers, haunting like imagery that refuses to fade away in memory. Jun 5, 2015 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
However you interpret it, Vogt's film lingers, haunting like imagery that refuses to fade away in memory.
Brian Tallerico
These lonely, possibly imagined secondary characters are portrayed with the same depth of feeling as the married couple but are even more engrossing as psychological projections of the wife. Jun 4, 2015 | Full Review…
These lonely, possibly imagined secondary characters are portrayed with the same depth of feeling as the married couple but are even more engrossing as psychological projections of the wife.
J. R. Jones
While the film's mischievous narrative manipulation will inevitably irk some viewers, this beautifully rendered opportunity to view the world through the eyes of those who can no longer see is a moving portrayal of living with an ocular condition. Apr 4, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
While the film's mischievous narrative manipulation will inevitably irk some viewers, this beautifully rendered opportunity to view the world through the eyes of those who can no longer see is a moving portrayal of living with an ocular condition.
Patrick Gamble
Riddling in cinema can have diminishing returns. May 2, 2017 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Riddling in cinema can have diminishing returns.
Nigel Andrews
"It's the dance between the two - the heady ideas and the depth of feeling - that make "Blind" such a joy to watch, keeping it from being either an exercise in meta in pathos." Dec 22, 2015 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
"It's the dance between the two - the heady ideas and the depth of feeling - that make "Blind" such a joy to watch, keeping it from being either an exercise in meta in pathos."
Rob Thomas
Joachim Trier's ("Oslo, August 31st") cowriter Eskil Vogt makes his directorial debut with a story that calls back to the structure of "Reprise" as if crossed with Jeremy Podeswa's "The Five Senses." Dec 1, 2015 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Joachim Trier's ("Oslo, August 31st") cowriter Eskil Vogt makes his directorial debut with a story that calls back to the structure of "Reprise" as if crossed with Jeremy Podeswa's "The Five Senses."
Laura Clifford
Blind is a sharp, pleasant surprise that delves into the psyche of a woman reconfiguring her entire way of comprehending the world around her. Sep 3, 2015 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
Blind is a sharp, pleasant surprise that delves into the psyche of a woman reconfiguring her entire way of comprehending the world around her.
Mallory Andrews
Pettersen is absolutely riveting to watch on screen. Sep 1, 2015 | Rating: 8/10
Pettersen is absolutely riveting to watch on screen.
Edward Douglas
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