Miss Violence (2013)
Miss Violence
”A family's dark secrets are revealed after a young girl's suicide on her birthday.”
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"Miss Violence" is a critically acclaimed domestic violence drama that won the Silver Lion for Best Direction at the 2013 Venice Film Festival. It has a strong social critique and family relationships, an impeccable aesthetic, and an extremely well-constructed script that borders on the surreal in some parts, so absurd that certain facts of the movie can have a lot of relation to real life.
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An unnerving story about a horrid family drama and an elaborate facade where appearances can be deceiving and nothing is as it seems.
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Based on the article 'True Crime: A Postmodern Murder Mystery', published in The New Yorker and directed by Alexandros Avranas ('Miss Violence'), 'True Crimes' is a thriller with a promising premise whose final product is not entirely solid, as it presents some pacing issues (in addition to somewhat excessive violence). If you like a brutal and dark suspense, this movie is for you. However, what stands out most is Jim Carrey's performance, who once again dives headfirst into a dramatic role to demonstrate his immense talent as an actor.
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