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Release date: Sep 11, 2015
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A chilling reminder that a simple life is no shield against the disastrous or the devastating, and that the parent-child relationship is at least as essential to the parent as it is to the child. Sep 10, 2015 | Full Review…
A chilling reminder that a simple life is no shield against the disastrous or the devastating, and that the parent-child relationship is at least as essential to the parent as it is to the child.
Daniel M. Gold
A puzzling film that despite being saturated with feeling leaves only a vague impression. Sep 8, 2015 | Full Review…
A puzzling film that despite being saturated with feeling leaves only a vague impression.
Abby Garnett
Caetano Gotardo's triptych of short tales features a sense of experimentation and poetic license mostly seen in European cinema. Sep 10, 2015 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Caetano Gotardo's triptych of short tales features a sense of experimentation and poetic license mostly seen in European cinema.
Diego Semerene
Potentially off-putting, 'The Moving Creatures' blends unlikely genre elements in a surprisingly endearing way. Sep 10, 2015 | Full Review…
Potentially off-putting, 'The Moving Creatures' blends unlikely genre elements in a surprisingly endearing way.
Eric Monder
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