VarietyPotter seems at a loss to communicate the ideas behind her agonizingly elliptical picture, leaving auds to marvel at the gor...
Village VoicePotter here forgoes her earlier unconventional predilections for a simple, direct narrative.
Entertainment WeeklyTeenagers do horrible things to each other in the name of their ''ideals.'' But adults do too, which is so much worse.
The New York TimesMs. Englert is as adept at blurring Rosa's feelings as Ms. Fanning is at clarifying Ginger's. Between them they illuminate a...
Wall Street JournalMs. Potter puts her heroines in a succession of interesting-and handsomely photographed-situations in which they define them...
Los Angeles TimesFanning displays a dazzling naturalness on camera, an ability to move persuasively between any number of emotions, from hesi...
SlatePacks an impressive amount of personal and political history into a wispy 90 minutes of screen time.
Chicago Sun-TimesThe film's tone is wonderfully maintained by Dakota Fanning's younger sister Elle as Ginger, convincingly playing 17 at the ...
The Boston GlobeElle's acting feels artless and naive, and all the more powerful for it. Fanning easily convinces you of Ginger's emotional ...
San Francisco ChronicleSally Potter's twin interests - in grand world movements and in the grand internal movements in people lives - are effective...
Washington PostIn Potter's assured, caring hands, the personal is political assumes newfound breadth, depth and surprising emotional poigna...
JobloBut GINGER AND ROSA is ultimately not a wholly stirring piece, despite those notable positives.
Total FilmDirector Sally Potter shrewdly weaves the domestic drama against the backdrop of nuclear paranoia and social change, but at ...
TelegraphSally Potter's latest explores growing up in Sixties London under the shadow of the Cuban missile crisis
The GuardianElle Fanning gives a lovely performance as an idealistic British teenager caught up in family trauma and the Cuban missile c...
TelegraphGinger & Rosa starring Timothy Spall marks Sally Potter’s tender and thoughtful return to form. Better late than never
Film School RejectsElle Fanning’s naturalistic performance is breathtaking, and a major step forward for the actress.
The GuardianSally Potter's film about teenage friendship overshadowed by the Cuban missile crisis, which stars Elle Fanning and Christin...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Sally Potter
Writer: Sally Potter
Studio: Artificial Eye
Cast: Timothy Spall, Alice Englert, Oliver Platt
Release: October 19, 2012
Writer: Sally Potter
Studio: Artificial Eye
Cast: Timothy Spall, Alice Englert, Oliver Platt
Release: October 19, 2012
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