It's Only the End of the World
Drama • NR • 2016 • 1 hr 39 min
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Dolan’s best work. A great examination of a family.
A dive into their lives, well rounded characters and story.
Beautiful depiction of how painful it is when someone is both a family member you don’t know and a stranger you love deeply
A tumultuous melodrama about resentment, the search of expiation, and the always-present family nostalgia. Wildly amazing performances.
Slow paced drama with scenes that have a lot to say without saying anything.
Un vrai "grower" : on l'apprécie davantage à la relecture. On aime pour la profondeur des personnages et les dialogues percutants
Dolan's trademarks can be found here, and the film is consistent and investing. Some of the dialogue is iffy and there're some weird shots
Sort of a head-scratcher, hard to decipher at times. Impressive embodiment of the characters by the actors.
A heartfelt movie on the different roles you are given in a family. No one truly understands familial love, its depths or its consequences
I loved the emotion of this movie and how much it made me think.
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