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Beasts of the Southern Wild


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The Christian Sciene Monitor
Much film festival praise has been showered on “Beasts of the Southern Wild” and I wish I could join in.
Telegraph
Six-year-old Quvenzhané Wallis is excellent in this magic-realist tale inspired by Hurricane Katrina
The Guardian
This Malick-inspired response to Hurricane Katrina, about a six-year-old bayou-dweller and her father, has ambition and poet...
Telegraph
Director Benh Zeitlin's debut, which won the Camera d’Or at Cannes festival, plunges into magic realism with unmissable resu...
Total Film
Despite its hard-scrabble setting, eco-gloominess and dystopian story, this dark fairytale is engagingly vivid and life-affi...
Rolling Stone
Journeys, shot on the last two nights of Young's 2011 solo world tour, is essential Neil Young.
New York Daily News
Of course, the music is the thing and the sounds here earn Demme's reverence.
USA Today
Neil Young Journeys underscores the continuing relevance of Young's artistry over the last 45 years and why he is regarded a...
Los Angeles Times
Young's almost mystical musicianship is what saves it.
The New York Times
Mr. Young's passionate cracked whine assumes an oracular power.
New York Post
The nicest thing I can think of to say about the doc Neil Young Journeys is that at least it isn't in 3-D.
The Boston Globe
For true believers, Neil Young Journeys is a visit with a still-vital friend. For the merely curious, it's proof that there'...
The New York Times
This movie is a blast of sheer, improbable joy, a boisterous, thrilling action movie with a protagonist who can hold her own...
USA Today
It is a beautifully acted, gorgeously shot work of potent emotional resonance, with a superbly evocative musical score.
Los Angeles Times
An extraordinary new drama whose fierceness, like its 6-year-old heroine Hushpuppy, grabs on and won't let go.
Slate
Zeitlin's adoring gaze on the Bathtubbers' chaotic-yet-joyous way of life smacks of anthropological voyeurism: Rousseau's "n...
Wall Street Journal
There's no trace of calculation, only artistic ambitions and hopes that have come to fruition in the year's finest film thus...
New York Daily News
The images recall Terrence Malick, but the film fills "atmosphere" into dry narrative holes where a story should reside.
New York Post
Movies that mix magic and gritty realism almost never work , but Zeitlin, who is making an auspicious feature directing debu...
Salon Arts
Spielberg will love this film, if he doesn't already. Zeitlin's ability to create a believable world out of seemingly imposs...
The New Yorker
Zeitlin's as enraptured by his own imagery as by the poetry of the settings but never finds a distinctive form for his ambit...
The Boston Globe
Here is why some of us love the movies: They let you see with brand new eyes.
San Francisco Chronicle
Its fertility and its terror stem from the same truth: To the young mind, there is no sealed barrier cleaving reality from f...
Washington Post
A film that plays less like a grounded, human-scaled story than a dilettantish piece of cultural tourism.
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Beasts of the Southern Wild is like outsider art: patched together with found materials, conjured up by untrained artists (t...
FirstShowing
Beasts of the Southern Wild is a film about finding ones strength so that when the beasts of the world, whether real or fant...
Black Sheep Reviews
A singularly unique film experience that I did not want to end.
Chicago Tribune
Manipulative music, plot devices keep 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' from greatness
Chicago Sun-Times
Cut off from the mainland, surrounded by rising waters, the Bathtub is a desolate wilderness of poverty where a small commun...
Entertainment Weekly
The movie is small, local, and idiosyncratic. Then again, it's also a thing of beauty and originality — and for that, sustai...
ReelViews
Contained within Beasts of the Southern Wild are moments of fragile, understated magic that emphasize the relationship that ...
Film School Rejects
Undoubtedly, one of the most emotionally affecting dramas of recent years.
Hollywood Reporter
An exceptional American independent feature that deserves the best efforts to tap audiences that would surely embrace it.

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Partial Film Information

Director: Benh Zeitlin
Writer: Lucy Alibar
Studio: Fox Searchlight
Cast: Quvenzhané Wallis, Dwight Henry

Release: June 27, 2012
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