Led by powerfully complementary performances from Christopher Abbott and Cynthia Nixon, James White offers an affecting calling card for debuting writer-director Josh Mond. Read critic reviews
James White
2015, Drama, 1h 26m
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A young New Yorker (Christopher Abbott) struggles to control his reckless behavior as his mother (Cynthia Nixon) battles cancer.
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Rating: R (Some Sexuality/Nudity|Language|Drug Use)
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Josh Mond
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Producer: Max Born, Sean Durkin, Melody C. Roscher, F.A. Eric Schultz, Antonio Campos
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Writer: Josh Mond
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $101.4K
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Distributor: The Film Arcade
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VIFF Review: "James White" really has nothing to say. The film is about a guy who's an alcoholic and a mess, but when his mother is diagnosed with cancer, he has to take care of her. You would think that it would provide an interesting message about her disease fixing him as a person or him understanding what he has been missing through his life, but this film just ends abruptly with no resolution and you're left not with a different outlook on life or even an entertaining ride, but rather, with a sense that you watched 2 really good performances in a movie that wasted 85 minutes of your time. It earned maybe 20.
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Abbott is phenomenal in the lead role and I like how the camera movements are perfectly in sync with his erratic mood swings.
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