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Deliberately paced yet hypnotically absorbing, The Pearl Button offers a poetic look at the wonders of the natural world -- and humanity's place among them.
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This documentary holds every card in the pack, from geology to anthropology to the history of tribes and tyrants, and plays them like a master. December 28, 2016 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
This documentary holds every card in the pack, from geology to anthropology to the history of tribes and tyrants, and plays them like a master.
Nigel Andrews
This haunting Chilean documentary is more poetry than journalism as filmmaker Patricio Guzman compares the fate of the indigenous people of Patagonia with that of the disappeared of the Pinochet regime. April 8, 2016 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…
This haunting Chilean documentary is more poetry than journalism as filmmaker Patricio Guzman compares the fate of the indigenous people of Patagonia with that of the disappeared of the Pinochet regime.
Kate Taylor
The Pearl Button is a piece of visual poetry that meanders along the waterways, coastline and history of Chile, coming into sharp and horrifying focus on the atrocities of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship. March 18, 2016 | Rating: 4/5
The Pearl Button is a piece of visual poetry that meanders along the waterways, coastline and history of Chile, coming into sharp and horrifying focus on the atrocities of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.
Kate Muir
Patricio Guzmán's essay-style documentary is a deceptive but very moving affair. March 18, 2016 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Patricio Guzmán's essay-style documentary is a deceptive but very moving affair.
Geoffrey Macnab
A sobering, lyrical essay film on Chile's various physical and emotional surface areas. March 18, 2016 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
A sobering, lyrical essay film on Chile's various physical and emotional surface areas.
Glenn Heath Jr.
Guzmán's reputation as one of the great documentarians will only be enhanced by The Pearl Button. It really is intelligent, magnificent film-making. March 17, 2016 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Guzmán's reputation as one of the great documentarians will only be enhanced by The Pearl Button. It really is intelligent, magnificent film-making.
Andrew Pulver
This is a rapturous, unsettling movie about beauty, mystery, and unimaginable horror. March 24, 2020 | Full Review…
This is a rapturous, unsettling movie about beauty, mystery, and unimaginable horror.
Bilge Ebiri
Through Guzmán's unique lens, the history of the natives becomes a kind of ethereal reflection of the universe, irrevocably changed by colonialism and western invasion. August 7, 2019 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
Through Guzmán's unique lens, the history of the natives becomes a kind of ethereal reflection of the universe, irrevocably changed by colonialism and western invasion.
Matthew Lucas
Far from conventional, this gorgeously soundtracked documentary is a treat for filmgoers willing to be engrossed by Malickian imagery... May 17, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Far from conventional, this gorgeously soundtracked documentary is a treat for filmgoers willing to be engrossed by Malickian imagery...
Nick Evan-Cook
An astoundingly beautiful visual essay which revels in the stunning scenery of Chilean Patagonia, it morphs into a harrowing depiction of the nation's distant and recent past. April 9, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
An astoundingly beautiful visual essay which revels in the stunning scenery of Chilean Patagonia, it morphs into a harrowing depiction of the nation's distant and recent past.
Matthew Anderson
Guzmán's predilection for naïve wide-eyed wonder weighs down his recent films, never eclipses the most striking feature of his work: the way in which dreamy musings and far-fetched speculations coexist with toughness, prickliness, and matter-of-factness November 14, 2017 | Full Review…
Guzmán's predilection for naïve wide-eyed wonder weighs down his recent films, never eclipses the most striking feature of his work: the way in which dreamy musings and far-fetched speculations coexist with toughness, prickliness, and matter-of-factness
Max Nelson
A fascinating journey through Chile's troubled past. May 10, 2017 | Full Review…
A fascinating journey through Chile's troubled past.
Mary Palmer
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