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"Gabriel" exhibits a welcome understanding of the broken, and the ripple effect of their pain. Jun 25, 2015 | Full Review…
"Gabriel" exhibits a welcome understanding of the broken, and the ripple effect of their pain.
Robert Abele
Gabriel is a showcase for Culkin, but it doesn't lose sight of the experiences of the characters' loved ones and the bone-deep exhaustion that comes with caring about him. Jun 22, 2015
Gabriel is a showcase for Culkin, but it doesn't lose sight of the experiences of the characters' loved ones and the bone-deep exhaustion that comes with caring about him.
Alison Willmore
"Gabriel" never entirely compliments its eponymous subject with a story that can match his erratic mentality, but Howe's restrained approach is refreshingly unsentimental, never once creating the possibility of an easy resolution to the situation. Jun 22, 2015 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
"Gabriel" never entirely compliments its eponymous subject with a story that can match his erratic mentality, but Howe's restrained approach is refreshingly unsentimental, never once creating the possibility of an easy resolution to the situation.
Eric Kohn
Is "Gabriel" trying to say anything about mental illness, or society's attitude toward it? I don't think so, and that's probably for the best, because it's a big part of what makes the movie so refreshing. Jun 21, 2015 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Is "Gabriel" trying to say anything about mental illness, or society's attitude toward it? I don't think so, and that's probably for the best, because it's a big part of what makes the movie so refreshing.
Matt Zoller Seitz
This film maintains its anxious themes throughout, which makes for some tedious stretches because the tension never breaks. Despite that, or maybe because of it, "Gabriel" is unexpectedly absorbing. Jun 19, 2015 | Full Review…
This film maintains its anxious themes throughout, which makes for some tedious stretches because the tension never breaks. Despite that, or maybe because of it, "Gabriel" is unexpectedly absorbing.
Daniel M. Gold
Rory Culkin's turn in the deeply felt and haunting "Gabriel" is so powerful you can't look away. Jun 18, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Rory Culkin's turn in the deeply felt and haunting "Gabriel" is so powerful you can't look away.
Joe Neumaier
[Writer/Director Lou] Howe should be commended for taking on such a mature project that has its moments of intrigue, but Gabriel just never quite gets there. Sep 1, 2017 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
[Writer/Director Lou] Howe should be commended for taking on such a mature project that has its moments of intrigue, but Gabriel just never quite gets there.
Candice Frederick
Gabriel watches, ponders and ultimately avoids an arc required to elegantly resolve the story. Jun 6, 2016 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
Gabriel watches, ponders and ultimately avoids an arc required to elegantly resolve the story.
John Fink
[A]ll is transcended when an actor like Rory Culkin sets to a role with such ardor, such wide-eyed, hollow-faced habitation... Gabriel pulses with its protagonist's eddying damage... suicidal urges, meds-shedding and diverse bipolar-inflected woes. Sep 15, 2015 | Full Review…
[A]ll is transcended when an actor like Rory Culkin sets to a role with such ardor, such wide-eyed, hollow-faced habitation... Gabriel pulses with its protagonist's eddying damage... suicidal urges, meds-shedding and diverse bipolar-inflected woes.
Ray Pride
Culkin's terrifically effective performance and Howe's pitch-perfect writing and directing make it the kind of insightful, project that makes cineastes feel good about feeling bad. Jun 18, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Culkin's terrifically effective performance and Howe's pitch-perfect writing and directing make it the kind of insightful, project that makes cineastes feel good about feeling bad.
Tasha Robinson
Dark but never dire, always protecting sensitivities and secrets until the right moment for confrontation comes along. Instead of giving into hysterics, Howe shows phenomenal patience. Jun 18, 2015 | Rating: B+ | Full Review…
Dark but never dire, always protecting sensitivities and secrets until the right moment for confrontation comes along. Instead of giving into hysterics, Howe shows phenomenal patience.
Brian Orndorf
Rory Culkin shines (and terrifies) in this modest but deftly handled psychological thriller from first-time director Lou Howe. Jun 17, 2015 | Full Review…
Rory Culkin shines (and terrifies) in this modest but deftly handled psychological thriller from first-time director Lou Howe.
Rebecca Pahle
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