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Gren WellsScénario:
Gren WellsPhotographie:
Christopher BaffaActeurs·trices:
Zoë Kravitz, Dev Patel, Robert Sheehan, Kyra Sedgwick, Robert Patrick, Ali Hillis, Matt Riedy, Joe Unger, Bradley Gallo, Eric MathenyRésumés(1)
Vincent (Robert Sheehan), a young man with Tourette's Syndrome, just lost his mom. As his symptoms get worse, his dad (Robert Patrick), a frustrated politician, sends him to a behavioral clinic run by an unconventional doctor (Kyra Sedgwick). But Vincent made his mom a promise, and with the help of a rebellious anorexic (Zoe Kravitz) and his withdrawn OCD roommate (Dev Patel), the three embark on a life-changing race to the sea that includes car theft, shoplifting, fights, self-discovery, and maybe finding a new way to live. (Well Go USA Entertainment)
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Critiques (2)
A film that I really enjoyed. I liked how the actors took on their roles, I liked this road movie overall, and I'm glad that it raises awareness about various illnesses in a way that isn't necessarily dramatic. This resonated with me, and all three main young actors are absolutely captivating and believable. I had a great time, and moreover, it had genuine emotions. Maybe I should have first watched the original to be a bit more objective, but I liked this.
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An interesting film, where three outsiders escape from an asylum, with their conditions adding a touch of wit and flair. I found the main character both sad and funny, he has Tourette's Syndrome and gets regular tics and swears, the second, with a phobia of dirt and germs, was a proper freak, and the third one is an anorexic girl and she seemed the most normal to me, actually a smart girl. Nice movie, but I didn't find it funny enough to go higher with the rating. 65%.
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