Her Smell
Drama • R • 2019 • 2 hr 16 min
Starring
Elisabeth Moss, Cara Delevingne, Dan Stevens, Agyness Deyn, Gayle Rankin
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The movie has its own pacing, it doesn't care about the audience, witch is a very good thing, giving a more raw experience. Moss is perfect.
Great character piece of a crumbling character. She’s a great artist who everyone around her keeps supporting no matter if they try to stop.
It is by no means perfect, but it is totally engrossing in large part because of Elisabeth Moss's incredible whirlwind performance
Incredibly tense, edge of your seat throughout while you watch someone’s life spiral. Ending was incredible
Led by a committed performance from Moss, this well-structured film will inspire, disgust and disorient you, which is part of its strength.
An adrenaline rush of a film fueled by moss’s incredible performance and very intricate scenes with layers of depth and non stop intensity.
That was a tought one, in a good way. I was squirming the hole time but i gotta say, i needed to watch this, i needed to feel this
A close up look at addiction, fame and mental illness. Some scenes are difficult to watch but this shit isn’t pretty or romantic, it’s ugly.
Grimy, despicable, nauseating... amazing. Moss captivates as the head of a punk trio whose selfishness pushes her friends and family away.
I don’t like the punk aesthetic, and Elisabeth Moss playing someone living a manipulative lifestyle is too close to reality for comfort.
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