Lynne Ramsay's striking film "We Need to Talk About Kevin" is finally coming back to Georgia after playing the Savannah Film Festival last November. You can check out my review of the film here and you can see it for yourself when it opens in Atlanta this Friday, March 2nd at Landmark Art Cinema.
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27 February, 2012
13 November, 2011
Savannah: "We Need to Talk About Kevin" (****1/2)
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| Tilda Swinton and John C. Reilly star in "We Need to Talk About Kevin" |
Ever since Scottish director Lynne Ramsay's “We Need to Talk About Kevin” premiered to critical acclaim in Cannes this past May, I've been one of many with high, high hopes. Going back to 2008 when star Tilda Swinton won her Best Supporting Actress Academy Award for “Michael Clayton,” I was a bit of a sore loser over her beating out Cate Blanchett's Bob Dylan in “I'm Not There.” I think Swinton is a gifted actress, but I've only really become a fan with her post-Oscar roles. Her stunning performance in “Kevin” is all the more rewarding because it anchors such a powerful film.
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