Tangerine
Comedy • R • 2015 • 1 hr 27 min
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Feels very authentic and impressively captures some great performances
Low budget feel is initially distracting, slightly slow start, BUT Stellar performances. I felt like I was hanging out with real crackheads.
Surprised at how well this was done on such a low budget and shot on iPhone from what I read. Pretty solid characters and story.
I love how they captured the randomness and chaos of life
the best Christmas movie to ever exist. needs to be watched at least once for the culture <3
Sean Baker is the master of this subgenre which includes gems like Tangerine. Great fast-paced comedy
A moving and very funny comedy about transgender sex workers and the various people in their lives over the course of one Christmas Eve
Heartfelt, funny, over the top, everything you want from a look into the lives of prostitution. Makes you laugh and feel like crying.
Takes a bit to get going, but performances are riveting. Last act is perfect.
It started off feeling very amateurish even for a film shot in an iPhone 5, but as it developed it showed that it was worth taking seriously
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