Review of Daydream Nation (2011) by Stephen Holden for New York Times — 05 May 2011
Daydream Nation hopscotches forward and backward and in and out of the surreal; its abrupt tangents are announced by chapter headings. In the most complicated sequence the film tracks three characters simultaneously.
The cinematography is darkly lush in an ominous "Twin Peaks" mode.
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This review of Daydream Nation (2011) was written by Stephen Holden and published by New York Times on 05 May 2011.
Daydream Nation has generally received mixed reviews.
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