Unsane
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Steven SoderberghCamera:
Steven SoderberghMuziek:
Thomas NewmanActeurs:
Claire Foy, Joshua Leonard, Juno Temple, Aimee Mullins, Amy Irving, Jay Pharoah, Colin Woodell, Erin Wilhelmi, Myra Lucretia Taylor, Raúl Castillo (meer)Streaming (2)
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Een jonge vrouw (Claire Foy) verlaat haar huidige woonplaats om aan een nieuwe baan te beginnen en te ontsnappen aan een roerig verleden. Wanneer ze onvrijwillig wordt opgenomen in een psychiatrische inrichting, wordt ze geconfronteerd met haar grootste angst. Maar is het echt of een waanbeeld? Als schijnbaar niemand haar wil geloven en de autoriteiten haar niet kunnen of willen helpen, zal ze haar angst onder ogen moeten komen. Een schokkend verhaal met wisselende perspectieven. Unsane stelt vragen over onze perceptie van de werkelijkheid, ons overlevingsinstinct en het systeem dat geacht wordt voor ons te zorgen. (20th Century Fox)
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This ridiculous thriller by Matt Damon’s friend deserves an award at the World Amateur Film Festival. If such a festival existed. Unsane is a genre flick with well-constructed psychology but zero enjoyment from the visual form, which is the crucial thing in a movie. At least in genre movies.
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Steven Soderbergh has shown that small films are close to his heart and that he knows what to do with them. He had a very good script at hand for this film, which turned out to be a powerful weapon and he made the most of it. Sometimes there is power in simplicity when the right filmmaker takes charge. And as it turns out, Steven Soderbergh is clearly a capable filmmaker, and not simply because of his absolutely amazing camera work.
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The movie wasn't bad unless I should think of it as a horror movie. As a psychological thriller, it worked quite well, only the theme seemed somewhat unoriginal, I felt like I've seen something like it before. Anyway, I was pleased with the performances of Claire Foy and Juno Temple, so in the end I rate it as slightly above average.
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I didn't want to see the film at all, but it was a pleasant surprise in the end, worthy of recommendation. Steven Soderbergh is no amateur (Ocean’s Eleven, Contagion, Side Effects, Logan lucky) and he decided to make his first horror film on an Iphone in just 10 days, and the result is surprisingly very good. The protagonist, Claire Foy, finds herself involuntarily committed to a mental institution where she sees the man who haunted her in her everyday life. It has a very strange format and clearly the film comes across as cheap, but the camera doesn't shake and it's shot cleanly. The film has excellent performances, both the main character and the central psychopath. The scriptwriting is also top notch and the final half hour is decently psychedelic. I was very happy with and I can never have enough mental-hospital movies… there are not many of them! 70%
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Steven Soderbergh used the face of Claire Foy, who has finally returned to acting in recent years, in an artsy film treating a classic schizophrenic premise. And it wasn’t that bad.
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