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Well-acted and overall unsettling, The Falling delivers thought-provoking thrills -- and suggests a bright future for writer-director Carol Morley. Read critic reviews
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A mysterious fainting epidemic strikes several students (Maisie Williams, Florence Pugh) at an all-girl's high school in late-1960s England.
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Genre: Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Carol Morley
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Producer: Luc Roeg, Cairo Cannon
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Writer: Carol Morley
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Cinedigm
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Production Co: British Film Institute (BFI), Cannon and Morley Productions, BBC Films, independent entertainment, Head Gear Films
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I really enjoyed this. I can see why someone wouldn't, if they were expecting a horror movie. It's not, it's a psychological mystery. The whole thing is clearly a metaphor for teenage female sexuality. I got that, and I'm usually the last one to "get" this type of thing. I think it's pretty well done. It's quite creepy but still manages to be engaging. Admittedly, the brother is a bit of a wtf, but honestly I don't think this one is to be taken too literally.
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Very much in the tradition of Picnic At Hanging Rock and Beautiful Creatures, The Falling is an idiosyncratic and wonderfully acted masterpiece.
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