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ACTOR
Brady CorbetDavid CallRoss FrancisRitchie Montgomery
DIRECTOR
Alistair Banks Griffin
SYNOPSICS
Two Gates of Sleep (2010) is a English movie. Alistair Banks Griffin has directed this movie. Brady Corbet,David Call,Ross Francis,Ritchie Montgomery are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2010. Two Gates of Sleep (2010) is considered one of the best Drama movie in India and around the world.
After preparing for their mother's imminent death, two brothers go on an arduous upriver journey to honor her final request.
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Two Gates of Sleep (2010) Reviews
Easily One of The Worst Films I Have Ever Endured
Saw this on an otherwise gorgeous Saturday afternoon at the Philadelphia Cinefest. I have previously seen many other films at these "festivals", many of which were also made on a shoestring by "avant" creative teams. Some are hits, some misses, but this was junk IMO. Monosyllabic during its exciting nanoseconds (there were two such instances), characters about whom only their immediate relatives could care,incomprehensible "editing" probably with a chainsaw that seemed to cut out not only plot coherence (as if), but other characters (I think) that might have upgraded this from suffocating,to claustrophobic perhaps all the way up to boring. Two producers and one of the actors were in Philly for a Q and A and I became nauseated when they said they were going for "deconstructionist". A member of the audience had to actually ask (SPOILER ALERT I THINK) if one brother had in fact killed the other. That was (I guess) a dramatic highpoint of the film and even that was muddled and muddied (literally).Not that I or few others there cared. SPOILER ALERT #2: A better title would have been "Two Singularly Uninteresting Gooobers Chainsmoking, Posing,and having nothing whatsoever to Say". One good thing. After vivisection of what they claimed was "originally" a standard "90 page screenplay", the remaining running time was approx 79 minutes. Seemed like 79 years. And I missed a gorgeous Spring afternoon for this. The print of the film had French subtitles. Merde indeed.
Two hicks bury their mama
While the film has some attractive imagery, it is effectively summarised as my title suggests. This short work, which played tonight at the London Film Festival, doesn't particularly satisfy in any area. The Mississippi landscape is nice enough, and some of the style works as good verite, but really the thing needs to re-cut to focus to give the film any centre whatsoever. I don't know whether I fully understood the little that was happening, and the intrusive soundtrack didn't help. While the film has no Antichrist moments that make you regret art-house cinema, this only makes the grade at a festival with slender merits. French subtitles merely added to the puzzlement.