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All Critics (15) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (12) | Rotten (3)
An occasionally strange, occasionally brutal and occasionally lovely work that goes up on the shelf with "The Ocean of Helena Lee" and "Girlhood" as one of the more impressive coming-of-age tales of recent times.
Ms. Argento has a florid visual style, and she likes turning up the heat.
The ostensible boldness of Misunderstood is undermined by the sense that it's also pandering-that its view of childhood as a bourgeois horror-show is at least as salable on the art-house circuit as it is authentic to its creator's experiences.
[A] universal and enjoyable story told with lively verve and a lot of imagination.
Coming of age in a broken home has rarely looked better than it does in Asia Argento's Misunderstood.
Asia Argento takes full advantage of this original tale of children's psychology, [Full review in Spanish]
Imaginative, spontaneous and lots of fun. [Full review in Spanish]
In a semi-autobiographical mood, Asia Argento crafts a vivid, charismatic portrait of one big mess of a family.
In the end, Argento's vision fully unhinges ... [a] frustratingly uneven but beautiful film.
One of the pleasures of Misunderstood is the acid-tinted picture it paints of its two parental antagonists.
A thrilling and brutally charming experience in spite of its dark perspective.
Gainsbourg laughs!
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